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Battlefords Family Health Centre Healthy Living Land Based Learning Community Garden

Treaty 6 Territory, North Battleford, Saskatchewan

BFHC has actively sought ways to address the Calls to Action our country is facing. The Garden Project is designed to increase nutritious food available to all people, engage in active living while incorporating intergenerational interactions, social participation and community supports.

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Treaty 6 Territory, North Battleford, Saskatchewan
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Biodiversity Loss (Animals) Climate Change (Environment) Environmental Inequity (People)
Climate Change (Environment)

Labo VERSA

Through this project students will add a small community garden, fruit trees and shrubs to school grounds. The kids will start seedlings inside, transfer them to a greenhouse outside and promote gardening by distributing seedlings in the community and encourage families to start a garden of their own.

Biodiversity Loss (Animals), Climate Change (Environment), Environmental Inequity (People)

HWW Medicine/Wellness Garden

The medicine garden will bring all members of Treaty 7 together. Research indicates that land-based learning opportunities and other Indigenous ways of knowing have a significant impact on student’s wellbeing, sense of self and fosters a respectful relationships with the Earth.

Climate Change (Environment), Environmental Inequity (People)

Kahehta:ke (In The Garden)

With the support from the Jane Goodall Institute, the students at the Skaronhyase’ko:wa Everlasting Tree School will realize the importance of food sovereignty & sustainability through ground cultivation, seed planting, plant growth maintenance and food harvest from the garden they create.