Growing together
Community gardens & food forests
Some of the most rewarding work we do happens on shared ground. Alongside neighbors and volunteers, we build and tend community gardens and food forests, like the Reciprocity Community Food Forest on Browning Avenue, where native plantings feed pollinators and people alike.
These spaces double as living classrooms for native plants, permaculture, and habitat, and they are open to anyone willing to lend a hand.
Every garden on one map
Every planting we tend across Blair County and the Ridge and Valley region, mapped in one place. Zoom in to find the garden nearest you.
Open the full map →Our gardens
Get involved
Lend a hand
Community gardens only thrive with community. Grab a spot on an upcoming workday and help something good take root.