From Vacant City Lots to Food On the Table How to grow food where we need it.
http://www.yesmagazine.org/issues/a-resilient-community/from-vacant-city-lots-to-food-on-the-table
http://www.yesmagazine.org/issues/a-resilient-community/from-vacant-city-lots-to-food-on-the-table
Day 2 of the Leadership and Environmental Action Forum (LEAF) featured skills workshops hosted by a variety of schools and environmental organizations. In hands on workshops, students learned how to […]
Synopsis On February 27th and 28th, 2010 at Richmond and Kennedy High Schools, the Richmond community painted a beautiful image of what a mutually concerned, co-operative, and cohesive community is […]
In October 2009, Jesse Kurtz-Nicholl sat down with Ana Araujo to discuss the Urban Agriculture and Food Systems class she participated in at Richmond High School in 2008/2009. The class […]
(More housekeeping. This was originally written in July, 2007 and included in a 5% Local e-newsletter. ) Great problems call for many small solutions —Wendell Berry, American farmer, writer, and […]
Just doing some housekeeping. This vision statement was originally developed by Urban Tilth for the Friends of the Richmond Greenway back in August of 2006. Berryland is now a reality […]
Follow the link below for an article about the Richmond Greenway which includes incredible pictures of the Lincoln School Farmers in action. This article appeared as the cover story of […]
Proclamation honoring April 22nd as Earth Day 2009 and Celebrating Richmond’s Growing Community Gardens Whereas Earth Day arose out of a grassroots effort dedicated to honoring the natural environment, and […]
Our final MLK Day of Service on the Richmond Greenway planning meeting will be the first hour of the regular FORG meeting. 5:00 to 7:00 at the Nevin Community Center […]