Food Forest Connection - A Community Garden Project

Community gardens are shared spaces where individuals and families come together to cultivate plants, vegetables, and flowers, fostering a sense of community and shared responsibility. These gardens offer residents an opportunity to grow their own food, learn about sustainable practices, and enjoy nature. Community gardens can improve local food security, promote environmental awareness, and provide educational opportunities for people of all ages. By participating in a community garden, individuals not only benefit from fresh produce and exercise but also build social connections and strengthen their community ties. These gardens often host workshops, events, and activities that further engage participants and promote a sense of belonging among diverse groups of people.

Email Jen @  jedmonson@westindconnection.com if you'd like to join Food Forest Connection Community Garden.