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Microbiome science has broad applications in agriculture, human health, and environmental sustainability, yet educational opportunities often depend on laboratory-intensive experiences that can be difficult to implement in resource-limited settings. The Agricultural Microbiome Program (AMP) developed a series of art-, game-, and analogy-based activities that modeled key stages of the microbiome research pipeline, including microbial isolation, DNA amplification, and sequence analysis. Integrated into an informal learning environment, these activities transformed abstract concepts into interactive learning experiences. Participants in the 2026 cohort demonstrated significantly greater gains in microbiome knowledge and identification workflows than the 2025 cohort, highlighting the effectiveness of these approaches.
