Whether you’re living in a tiny apartment, a cozy townhouse, or a bustling city, urban gardening offers an innovative way to bring greenery into your life. Growing food in small spaces isn’t ...

"These events not only celebrate our 50-year legacy, but they will also introduce community members to the Master Gardener ...

On an unseasonably mild, misty day in November, a crew of volunteers spends their afternoon at a community garden on St.

School gardens can connect classroom lessons with the wider world while offering lifelong learnings for students.

Saint Louis University’s garden was established in 2002 to address the disconnect between the food people eat and their knowledge of where it originated. It has been fulfilling its mission to improve ...

The Lincoln-Lancaster Planning Commission recommended approval of changes that will allow gardeners to sell produce from their homes or residential gardens and to a plan to revitalize Uni Place.

With spring coming in bloom, Loyola's Urban Agriculture program allows students a hands-approach to sustainable consumption.

URBAN gardening, although gaining popularity globally, remains a rare sight in many modern cities today, particularly in ...

school or rooftop gardens, commercial urban farms, and hydroponic or aquaponic systems. These activities have been shown to promote sustainable cities in a number of ways. They enhance local food ...

“Homegrown gardens provide fresh, affordable food, support local growers, and strengthen community connections. The new Urban Gardens policy would make it easier for community members to grow ...

The Syracuse Urban Food Forest Project (SUFFP) began in 2019 as a Syracuse University-SUNY Environmental Science & Forestry (ESF) collaboration. The project connects SU, ESF, and the Syracuse ...

The City of Boston announced the launch of the Urban Agriculture Ambassador Program (UAAP) for 2025-26, a new initiative by GrowBoston: Office of Urban Agriculture, a division of the Mayor’s Office of ...