Chattanooga Food Forest Coalition
Food Forests Chattanooga, Jonathan Parkes AllenBuilding agroecological commons from the ground up in and around Chattanooga, Tennessee, nurturing community food forests, gardens, urban farming, public permaculture, and more. chattanoogafoodforests.org
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 27 | Subscribers | Read | foodforestschattanooga.substack.com |
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Planting Trees in a World on Fire
On Saturday of last week I joined a number of other people from around town at Calvin Donaldson Elementary School in the Alton Park neighborhood, and together we built new garden beds and worked to revive a fruit tree orchard that was origi...
How to Get Involved and Support the Work of the Chattanooga Food Forest Coalition
The foundations of what would become the Chattanooga Food Forest Coalition were first laid in the fall of 2023, the first on the ground work—the start of the St. Elmo Community Food Forest—taking place late in 2023. Since that time we have ...
The World of the Basketmaker and the World of the Plastic Bucket Factory
> First I must ask you to extend the word art beyond those matters which are conscious works of art, to take in not only painting and sculpture, and architecture, but the shapes and colours of all household goods, nay, even the arrangement ...
Building Mutual Aid for Community-Supported Agriculture
One of the community garden beds at First Christian Church, made from concrete blocks that were initially recycled by gardeners at Neema and have now been recycled a second time for the same sort of use, instead of ending up in a landfill.
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