Food Security
Supporting access to a wider variety of locally grown fruits and vegetables in a challenging high-altitude environment.
Mission in Action
A nonprofit effort showing how a Growing Dome can support food, learning, resilience, and community in one of the world's most extraordinary high-altitude settings.
A look at the foundation's work in the Khumbu region.
A Shared Mission
The Growingdome in the Clouds Foundation supports the Sir Edmund Hillary School Geodesic Growing Dome Project in Khumjung, Nepal. The project reflects a belief shared with TurtleBack: that a Growingdome can be more than a greenhouse. In the right setting, it can become a place of nourishment, education, resilience, and possibility.
High in Nepal's Khumbu region, access to fresh food is shaped by altitude, climate, transportation, and seasonality. The Growingdome in the Clouds Foundation exists to support improved nutrition, food security, education, and local resilience through a protected year-round growing environment.
This project is a powerful example of Livingry in action: practical design serving people, place, and purpose.
Supporting access to a wider variety of locally grown fruits and vegetables in a challenging high-altitude environment.
Creating a living classroom where students can learn through agriculture, ecology, sustainability, and hands-on problem solving.
Showing how a Growing Dome can help communities extend what is possible when climate and geography create real limitations.
Glimpses




More to Explore
To learn more about the project, the community, and the Foundation's full mission, visit the official Growingdome in the Clouds Foundation website.
Connect with TurtleBack to explore how a Growing Dome® greenhouse could serve your home, school, organization, business, or community.