Want to garden and do your part for wildlife and climate change? Consider creating a food forest! A food forest is built with diverse edible plants in forest layers. It is maintained without annual soil turnover and plant replacement of traditional food gardens. This approach, long practiced by Indigenous peoples around the world, is a sustainable, low-maintenance strategy that provides homes for beneficial insects and local wildlife, along with food for you and your community.
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Earlier Event: February 4
Jumpstart Your Yard: Tips for designing a sustainable landscape and building healthy soil
Later Event: March 11
Living with Wildlife: Working with nature, not against it