The Urban Setting Kathleen A. Garland ENVR/UHCL Jan. 11, 2014.

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The Urban Setting Kathleen A. Garland ENVR/UHCL Jan. 11, 2014

Purpose of urban agriculture

Urban Forests

Edible forestry

Community Gardens Food brings people together Gardens help build community Fresh food from local sources can be cheaper and more nourishing! This one is in the fifth ward, which has been identified as…

Food Deserts &id= &id=

Where can you put a garden?

The Value of Urban Habitat

Other benefits Reduce storm runoff Cool the building Reduce the heat island effect Provide alternative locations for work and play

JSC Sustainability

Farmers Markets Because if you are going to grow food, you need to be able to get it to market!

Urban agriculture Food Friendship Fun!

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