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Mini Food Forest Program: Teaching Kids to Grow Their Own Future

Our Mini Food Forest Program introduces children to permaculture by teaching them how to care for a mini food forest—a self-sustaining, multi layered ecosystem with edible and medicinal plants. Kids learn about regenerative gardening and how plants work together to attract pollinators, improve soil health, and...

2024 Annual Impact Report

We are so thrilled to share our impact, progress, and appreciation with you in our 2024 Annual Impact Report!

Changemaker Shoutout! – Barker Road Middle School Environmental Club

Neighborhood Forest Partners with Futurist Dana Klisanin for Earth Day 2024

February 12th, 2024 Collaboration Inspires Young Climate Activists Through Trees and Books In honor of Earth Day 2024, Neighborhood Forest joins with acclaimed author and futurist Dana Klisanin to engage and inspire young climate activists. Every Earth Day, Neighborhood Forest gives free trees to kids through schools, libraries, and youth...

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