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Staten Island community gardeners, and aspiring community gardens! Come connect with one another and learn everything you need to make your dreams happen. The NYC Compost Project hosted by Snug Harbor Cultural Center & Botanical Garden and GreenThumb have partnered to provide a forum for organizations who support gardens to introduce themselves and provide information. Whether you’re looking to join or start a community garden or are a member of an existing garden looking for support, this event is for you. Learn where you can find the land for your community projects, the funding, the tools, the know-how, the seeds, the programs, and more.

To RSVP visit http://snug-harbor.org/compost/

Guest Speakers

Mara Kravitz, 596 Acres – presenting on where you can find vacant land to start your community projects!
Arif Ullah, Citizens Committee
Elizabeth Nicholls, Greenbelt Conservancy
Anthony Reuter, GreenThumb
Arielle Hartman and Rasheed Hislop, Grow to Learn
Lenny Librizzi, GrowNYC
Kelly Morris, Joe Holzka Community Garden
Flynn Ferguson, Living Restoration
Barbara Tanzosh, Moravian Community Garden
Jeremy LaPointe, Greenbelt Native Plant Center
Steven Alihonou, New York Cares
Aziz Dehkan, New York City Community Garden Coalition
Carol Hooper, NYC Compost Project
Mike Mullaley, Partnership for Parks
Deb Walters, PS 9 School Garden
Jody Stoll, SI Partnership for Community Wellness
Jonathan Wilson, Snug Harbor Heritage Farm
Susan Fowler, Staten Island Hunger Task Force
Tatiana Morin, Urban Soils Institute
Gabriel Ekomoni, West Brighton Community Garden

Details

Date:
February 25, 2017
Time:
10:30 am - 2:00 pm
Cost:
Free
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Website:
http://snug-harbor.org/compost/

Organizer

NYC Compost Project hosted by Snug Harbor and GreenThumb
Phone:
(212) 602-5324
Email:
Website:
http://snug-harbor.org/compost/

Venue

Snug Harbor Cultural Center and Botanical Garden
1000 Richmond Terrace, Building P Lobby
Staten Island, NY 10301 United States
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Phone:
(212) 602-5324
Website:
https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/viewer?usp=sharing&mid=1sTD2REbdcA1edAMVTFknTAed3Cs
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