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History of Dunstan Reserve Food Forest
We have recently compiled the history of Dunstan Reserve Food Forest, from the early 1990s to today. Click this link ...
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Register for our FREE ‘Grow Your Own Way’ course!
This is a special call out for youth/adults experiencing some kind of disadvantage, including: mental health challenges, any form of disabilities, Aboriginal and ...
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Community gardens & composting with Lena Be!
Big thank you to Lena Be (facebook.com/lena.bauckhage.1) for chatting with Libby and Richard about all things community gardening and composting! ...
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Food Forest working bee
Thank you to everyone who came along to today's working bee in the Food Forest! We got loads done, including:Removing the ...
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Moreland Community Gardening
Morelanders keen on growing food together and sharing what we know. Includes West Brunswick Community Garden, Dunstan Reserve Food Forest, and Pentridge Community Garden.
Beautiful day to gather and discuss and share about community gardening, if you haven’t signed up you can still join us this morning at:![]()
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20 Murray Rd, Coburg NorthYou are invited to our Moreland Community Gardening Forum on Sunday 22 May 10 – 12:30pm at Newlands Neighbourhood House, Coburg. This event is being delivered by Moreland Community Gardening with support from Moreland Council. See flyer attached![]()
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Register here: events.humanitix.com/community-gardening-in-moreland-2nd-forum![]()
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The purpose of the forum is to:![]()
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Build capacity of existing community gardens and help them to thrive![]()
Help new community gardeners get started![]()
Share community garden groups experiences and learnings![]()
Strengthen the community garden network![]()
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SEEDs Communal Garden Brunswick CERES Environment Park Fawkner Food Bowls Reynard Street Community Garden Peppertree Place Merri Corner Community Garden Pentridge Community Garden Bulleke-bek Park Community Garden Stock Street Pop-up Garden Gowanbrae Community Centre Mulberry Gardens Brunswick Communities for Nature West Brunswick Community Garden and Food Forest Necchi Newlands and East Coburg Neighbourhood Houses Luscombe Street Community Garden Jewell Community Garden Moreland City Council Moreland and Moonee Valley Leader
Don’t forget to register for our upcoming event with Moreland City Council and Necchi Newlands and East Coburg Neighbourhood HousesYou are invited to our Moreland Community Gardening Forum on Sunday 22 May 10 – 12:30pm at Newlands Neighbourhood House, Coburg. This event is being delivered by Moreland Community Gardening with support from Moreland Council. See flyer attached![]()
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Register here: events.humanitix.com/community-gardening-in-moreland-2nd-forum![]()
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The purpose of the forum is to:![]()
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Build capacity of existing community gardens and help them to thrive![]()
Help new community gardeners get started![]()
Share community garden groups experiences and learnings![]()
Strengthen the community garden network![]()
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SEEDs Communal Garden Brunswick CERES Environment Park Fawkner Food Bowls Reynard Street Community Garden Peppertree Place Merri Corner Community Garden Pentridge Community Garden Bulleke-bek Park Community Garden Stock Street Pop-up Garden Gowanbrae Community Centre Mulberry Gardens Brunswick Communities for Nature West Brunswick Community Garden and Food Forest Necchi Newlands and East Coburg Neighbourhood Houses Luscombe Street Community Garden Jewell Community Garden Moreland City Council Moreland and Moonee Valley Leader
My Smart Garden Moreland and Yarra are partnering with Darebin Council and CERES 3000 acres to bring you the Olives to Oil Festival. Harvest on 27/28 May and book a time to bring your olives to CERES in Brunswick East on Sunday 29th May 12pm - 3pm. Join in the festivities including live music, olive fruit identification, pruning advice and mini olive press demonstrations. Your olives will be communally pressed by Barfold Olives with the oil available for collection in June. Up to 50kg olives processed free for residents of Moreland, Yarra and Darebin; $10 per booked delivery for residents of other areas’.![]()
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Register at: events.humanitix.com/olives-to-oil-harvest-festival-brunswick-and-preston
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You are invited to our Moreland Community Gardening Forum on Sunday 22 May 10 – 12:30pm at Newlands Neighbourhood House, Coburg. This event is being delivered by Moreland Community Gardening with support from Moreland Council. See flyer attached![]()
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Register here: events.humanitix.com/community-gardening-in-moreland-2nd-forum![]()
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The purpose of the forum is to:![]()
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Build capacity of existing community gardens and help them to thrive![]()
Help new community gardeners get started![]()
Share community garden groups experiences and learnings![]()
Strengthen the community garden network![]()
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SEEDs Communal Garden CERES Environment Park Fawkner Food Bowls Reynard Street Community Garden Peppertree Place Merri Corner Community Garden Pentridge Community Garden Bulleke-bek Park Community Garden Stock Street Pop-up Garden Gowanbrae Community Centre Mulberry Gardens Brunswick Communities for Nature West Brunswick Community Garden and Food Forest Necchi Newlands and East Coburg Neighbourhood Houses Luscombe Street Community Garden Jewell Community Garden Moreland City Council Moreland and Moonee Valley Leader
We have recently compiled the history of our beloved Dunstan Reserve Food Forest, from the early 1990s to today. Check it out at the link below!![]()
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West Brunswick Community Garden and Food Forest
History of Dunstan Reserve Food Forest
www.morelandcommunitygardening.org
The Dunstan Reserve Food Forest has a long history as a valued community asset. Below you can read about this history, as told by some of the many people who ha