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COMMUNITY GARDENING PROGRAM
For over 26 years FoodShare Toronto has developed replicable, scalable models for community gardening in low income neighbourhoods, city parks, schools and community sites, through the publication of Canada's first Community Garden Manual (How Does Our Garden Grow? A Guide to Community Garden Success by Laura Berman, Toronto 1996) and peer training workshops to start gardens, mid-scale composting, urban beekeeping, Footprint and Trellis sustainable school gardens integrated into our Food Literacy curriculum, and most recently large one acre community and school market gardens.
- For information about community gardening city-wide contact mary@foodshare.net
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For information about school gardens contact justin@foodshare.net
- For information about how to get on the list of community gardens contact opal@foodshare.net
- For information about composting contact compost@foodshare.net
- For information about the Sunshine Garden at CAMH contact liz@foodshare.net
- For information about FoodShare's onsite gardens contact liz@foodshare.net
