Here you will find new books, organizations and links to community gardens. This area of urban agriculture research is always in the news.
Gardens go in and the community rejoices.
But then there is the tragedy of the loss of a garden. This blurring of rural-urban boundaries has postmodernist connotations. And inside, where a great variety of food is growing, the hanging shirts of the children, parents, and grandparents who work in the plot during the day are filled with the breath of the nightly breezes. The Fruit Tree Project connects people who have fruit trees, people who can help harvest fruit, and community groups that use fruit in their programs. Each year thousands of pounds of apples, pears, plums and cherries fall to the ground and rot in City of Vancouver backyards.