3 Ways Urban Vegetable Gardens Make City Living HealthierUrban gardens are a solution for increasing food security and reducing carbon footprints in rapidly urbanizing areas.
Crown Heights Takes Top Spot in Brooklyn's Greenest Block ContestLincoln Place in Crown Heights named Greenest Block in Brooklyn 2024.
93-year-old man's garden feeds the neighborhood in Camden, New JerseyA 93-year-old man turned a vacant lot into a community garden to provide fresh produce.A local ministry aims to sustain the legacy of the garden by involving the youth.
The Fight to Keep Community Composting Alive & Thriving in NYCNando Rodriguez is campaigning for 1,000 composting sites in NYC to enhance environmental justice and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
UC Gill Tract Community Farming Party | AlbanyCommunity gardening fosters connections and promotes food justice.Monthly gatherings focus on sustainable agriculture and local engagement.Potluck lunches enhance community bonding and shared learning.
Calls to give Londoners the right to grow vegetables on public landCreating a right to grow policy on public land can empower communities to cultivate food sustainably, combat food poverty, and increase food security in urban areas.
3 Ways Urban Vegetable Gardens Make City Living HealthierUrban gardens are a solution for increasing food security and reducing carbon footprints in rapidly urbanizing areas.
Crown Heights Takes Top Spot in Brooklyn's Greenest Block ContestLincoln Place in Crown Heights named Greenest Block in Brooklyn 2024.
93-year-old man's garden feeds the neighborhood in Camden, New JerseyA 93-year-old man turned a vacant lot into a community garden to provide fresh produce.A local ministry aims to sustain the legacy of the garden by involving the youth.
The Fight to Keep Community Composting Alive & Thriving in NYCNando Rodriguez is campaigning for 1,000 composting sites in NYC to enhance environmental justice and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
UC Gill Tract Community Farming Party | AlbanyCommunity gardening fosters connections and promotes food justice.Monthly gatherings focus on sustainable agriculture and local engagement.Potluck lunches enhance community bonding and shared learning.
Calls to give Londoners the right to grow vegetables on public landCreating a right to grow policy on public land can empower communities to cultivate food sustainably, combat food poverty, and increase food security in urban areas.
Enter the 2025 Greenest Block in Brooklyn CompetitionThe Greenest Block in Brooklyn contest promotes community engagement to enhance local environments through gardening.
Consider planting an extra row for the hungry in your garden this springPlanting extra produce helps fight hunger through community donations, promoting a culture of generosity and local support.
The shopkeeper who planted flowers to stop litterbugsA shop manager plants flowers to discourage littering in Hampstead Heath.
Hey, gardeners. Embrace the chaos.Chaos gardening embraces flexibility and a relaxed approach toward plant growth, allowing nature to dictate outcomes.
This small tweak to California parks could help prevent firesThe Test Plot initiative in Elysian Park aims to restore native plant species to urban parks, enhancing ecological balance and climate resilience.
Spotlight On an Urban Farm Helping Refugees and Immigrants Build Community - Modern FarmerMAKE Projects provides training and support for refugee and immigrant women through agriculture and food-related activities.
How Cities Are Putting Food Equity First - Modern FarmerAccess to nutritious, locally-grown food is a fundamental right, and communities can advocate for food equity.Local initiatives can transform food access and promote sustainability.
Meet Seattle's radical gardeners - High Country NewsCommunity gardening can foster resilience and self-sufficiency among marginalized groups.Engaging in gardening promotes political resistance and empowerment.
Longtime volunteer foundation given notice to vacate San Jose's Emma Prusch Farm ParkThere is conflict over the Prusch Farm Foundation's future role due to city notice to vacate, raising community concerns about the garden's fate.
West Side Canvas: 'A Heart Surrounded by Diamonds'Volunteers at Verdi Square have created a community refuge while uncovering lost artifacts that tell unique stories about the past.Discoveries in Verdi Square range from clothes and jewelry to everyday items, showcasing the intersection of nature and human life.
A Cool Atlanta Condo Retains Original 1950s CharmGreer Homer's Atlanta condo reflects her personal journey, featuring vintage charm and a strong sense of community through gardening and pet companionship.
Take a peek at the greenest block in BrooklynLincoln Place, Crown Heights, named NYC's greenest residential block for the annual contest, showcasing community gardening success and environmental commitment.
Brooklyn's Greenest Block Winners Unveiled: See Who Made The ListA Crown Heights block in Brooklyn won the Greenest Block in Brooklyn contest for the third time, showcasing community pride and horticultural dedication.
Take a peek at the greenest block in BrooklynLincoln Place, Crown Heights, named NYC's greenest residential block for the annual contest, showcasing community gardening success and environmental commitment.
Brooklyn's Greenest Block Winners Unveiled: See Who Made The ListA Crown Heights block in Brooklyn won the Greenest Block in Brooklyn contest for the third time, showcasing community pride and horticultural dedication.