You are a member of your school's environmental club launching a "School Garden Project" to promote biodiversity, hands-on learning, and sustainable habits. Prepare materials and plans that the club can use to present the project to the school and the local community.

a. Write a 200-word composition titled "School Garden Project" describing the purpose, activities, and expected outcomes.

b. List five key environmental and educational benefits of a school garden (short bullet points).

c. Describe step-by-step how to plant and maintain three suitable native species (specify species type and give practical care tips for each).

d. Propose three practical ways to involve the wider community and two measurable metrics to evaluate the project's success over one year.