‘KARE GARDENS’
Community gardens are typically “public land owned by the government or non-profit associations. They are occasionally privately owned and function as businesses”. You will find them in all locations- urban, suburban and rural. Sometimes they are collectively gardened with a shared
1. CITY OF RICHMOND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA
Provides a place for individuals to come together to learn tecniques of gardening while making a new friend tending to the organic garden
http://www.richmond.ca/parksrec/ptc/parks/community.htm
2. RICHMOND FOOD SECURITY SOCIETY
There are seven existingCommunity Gardens in Richmond with more planned for the future:
- Terra Nova, at Terra Nova Rural Park
- Gilbert Road, at the south end of Gilbert Road
- East Richmond, at the north end of King George Park along Cambie
- Garret Wellness Centre, 7540 Chelsea Place
- Steveston, at Railway Ave. and Brunswick Dr.
- City Center, at Paulik Neighbourhood Park
- Richmond High School (Seniors Only)- Moffatt Road
http://www.richmondfoodsecurity.org/community-gardens/
3. CITY OF VANCOUVER – COMMUNITY GARDENS
The City of Vancouver has over 75 Community Gardens
http://vancouver.ca/people-programs/community-gardens.aspx
All resources have been compiled through different sources, however K.A.R.E. Power neither endorses nor recommends any program, organization, group, etc listed.