Create a Community Garden Plan
The "Create a Community Garden Plan" session is an engaging and hands-on workshop where Climate Resilience Groups can collaboratively design a sustainable community garden. Ideal for medium-sized groups, this 30-minute session involves participants in every step of the planning process, from selecting the location to choosing suitable plant varieties and assigning maintenance roles. By focusing on sustainability and local impact, the activity encourages creativity and practical problem-solving, culminating in a ready-to-implement plan. This initiative not only beautifies and enriches the community but also strengthens communal ties and promotes environmental stewardship.
Steps:
Introduce the concept and benefits of a community garden.
Discuss and decide on potential locations for the garden, considering factors like sunlight, soil quality, and accessibility.
Brainbrowse types of plants to be included, focusing on local, sustainable, and low-maintenance varieties.
Outline responsibilities for garden maintenance and how participants can be involved.
Conclude by summarizing the plan and discussing next steps for implementation.
Duration:
30 minutes
Group Size:
Ideal for medium-sized groups (up to 20 participants) for collaborative planning.
Materials/Resources Needed:
Paper or whiteboard for drafting the plan.
Pens, markers, or other writing tools.
Optional: Maps or photos of potential garden locations.
Accessibility Considerations:
Ensure the planning session is inclusive and allows for input from all participants, including those with disabilities.
Tips/Pointers:
Encourage creativity and practicality in the planning process.
Consider the environmental impact and sustainability of the garden choices.
Discuss ways to involve the broader community in the garden project.