Tag Archives: urban agriculture

Planning Conference Extravaganza

Posted on October 4, 2013 by Scott Bonjukian

With classes underway, a conveniently timed conference in nearby Bellevue gave me the opportunity to skip school the last two days and mingle with over 400 planning professionals. The Washington State chapter of the American Planning Association hosted its annual conference … Continue reading →

Posted in Editorial | Tagged 2013, American Planning Association, APA, Bellevue, bicycling, climate change, conference, sea level rise, smart streets, summary, urban agriculture, wicked problems smart solutions | 2 Comments

Seattle’s Food Forest Takes Root

Posted on September 4, 2013 by Scott Bonjukian

A new public food forest is opening over the next year in Seattle’s Beacon Hill neighborhood with fruit trees, shrubs, and other food plants that will be available to all visitors. The park will also have private gardening plots, known … Continue reading →

Posted in Agriculture, Food, Government, Land Use, Landscape, Policy, Public Space, Sustainability | Tagged Beacon Food Forest, Beacon Hill, BFF, community garderning, food forest, Jefferson Park, local food, p-patch, permaculture, Seattle, urban agriculture, urban farming, urban gardening | 2 Comments

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