The Home and Garden Challenge
Last year, residents of Sonoma County, California planted over 600 gardens in a single weekend. This year, the grassroots groups Transition US and 350.org are helping their idea go national, with the 350 Home and Garden Challenge on May 14th and 15th. Though plenty of gardens are planned, participants will also be transforming homes and landscapes of all kinds—by weatherizing, installing greywater systems, or planting native, drought-resistant plants—and hosting classes, potlucks, and neighborhood swaps to build community.
Think your home or garden is up to the climate challenge? Have a community project you've been meaning to start? Click here for advice, information, or to register your action.
Video directed by Beau Bouverat, TINBIKE Productions
Interested?
- Meet the Radical Homemakers
How families are achieving ecological, social, and economic transformation... starting under their own roofs. - You Don't Have to Move Out of Your Neighborhood to Live in a Better One
Majora Carter: How to break the cycle of economic, environmental, and social degradation.
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