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What this covers.
This template focuses on typical risks and controls for gardening/horticulture project in youth group settings. You can add, remove or adapt items to match your context.
Potential benefits
Provides therapeutic benefits through interaction with plants.
Encourages physical activity and connection with nature.
Fosters teamwork and collaboration in gardening tasks.
Promotes environmental awareness and sustainability practices.
Develops knowledge of botany and agricultural techniques.
Typical hazards & measures
Insect bites and stings (bees, wasps)
— Ensure participants wear protective clothing and avoid areas with high insect activity. Have a first aid kit with treatment for stings available and identify participants with severe allergies.
Poor group management
— Conduct a thorough safety briefing at the beginning of the session, outlining expectations for behavior, task instructions, and safety protocols. Assign group leaders to manage small groups effectively.
Adverse weather
— Monitor weather forecasts before activities, and if severe weather is predicted (storms, high winds), reschedule or plan indoor alternatives. Ensure participants are prepared for weather conditions with appropriate clothing and shelter.
Chemical exposure (pesticides, fertilizers)
— Minimize chemical use and only allow trained adults to handle chemicals. Ensure chemicals are stored securely and used according to manufacturer guidelines.
Overexertion leading to dehydration
— Schedule regular water breaks and ensure water is available at all times. Educate participants on the importance of staying hydrated during physical activity.
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