How to Start a Community Garden: Our Journey 🔍
Anthony Lane Anthony J. Lane, null, null, 2013
English [en] · MOBI · 0.9MB · 2013 · 📗 Book (unknown) · 🚀/zlib · Save
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If you are thinking about a community garden project or are just looking for more information, this beginner's handbook will give you the core knowledge and confidence you'll need to start your project. It is a great feeling when you can finally throw the gates open to the public for the first time and see the faces of the people as they see what has been achieved, particularly the kids who will love getting their hands dirty and also those who have perhaps been around the area for a while and have seen that very plot lie dormant and unloved for years. But in order to get to that point, there is a lot that needs to be done and the problem is that many first-timers just don't know where to start. I wrote this book specifically for beginners, detailing lots of real and important information you need in order to get you started and keep you on track to getting your community garden off the ground and built. In this book you will discover: A detailed account taking you from the earliest stages through to project completion.Key lessons learned from a group that has been through the process.Secrets to overcoming the common obstacles and problems.Ideas on how to look for and raise the all-important funds to keep your project alive.Essential documentation and other stuff you will need to have in place.Killer hints and tips on how to keep your project on track.Engaging and communicating with communities and other groups to help you along the wayThe final preparation and launch.
date open sourced
2024-12-31
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