Food forests are rich with ecological diversity, cultural influence and intentional design. As we sometimes find, climate catastrophe and the urban landscape hinder us from seeing (and experiencing) the abundance of what's agriculturally abound - both locally and regionally. Our forests have been cultivated for food, medicine and timber for centuries, some - millenia. Plant a garden, eat for a year, plant a food forest, eat for decades.
In this workshop, we’ll discover these topics while we unravel stories and lore through the lens of Food Forests and plant/install at City Repair headquarters.
RSVP required - limit raised to 17 people!
