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What If Your Backyard Could Be a Climate Solution?
Most people think of their yard as a place to mow, weed, and maintain. But the land around your home can do much more. The right plants in the right places can build healthy soil, capture rainwater, feed pollinators and wildlife, store carbon, and even grow food for your family. The hard part is knowing which plants belong where. That's why we're building SABZI, an ecological plant selection tool from Dandelion Foodscapes. SABZI uses climate and site data to help landown

Arman Milanian
Sep 292 min read
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The Montgomery College Food Forest
What do you think when you hear " Community Food Forest"? Picture a forest full of fruit and vegetables, bringing communities together around one of our most essential needs: food. That's exactly what took place at Montgomery College's campus in Takoma Park, where an engaged community, caring for one another, came together to develop a food forest as a first step toward community resilience for future generations. Dandelion Foodscapes was fortunate to be involved in the initi

Arman Milanian
Aug 53 min read
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