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Dig It Community Garden Guide: How Local Governments Can Support Community Gardens

Food Systems & Local Food This toolkit frpm British Columbia provides an introduction to community gardens and offers some background information designed to help local governments understand the benefits and challenges of community gardens. It also provides some practical tools and templates that can be used or adapted by local governments summarizes the report, makes recommendations for further work, and offers a variety of resources related to community gardening.
Author:
Government of BC & Union of British Columbia Municipalities
Category:
Toolkit
Topics:
Food Systems & Local Food
Setting:
Community Garden
Age:
Prenatal, Infant, Toddler (1-3), Children (4-11), Youth (12-17), Adults (18-64), Older Adults (65 and over)
Language:
English
Jurisdiction:
Local/Municipal/Regional, Provincial (outside Ontario)
Tags:
agriculture, food literacy, garden

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