Join local wild foods experts for a six-part diverse walking series throughout the Cowichan Valley...
Over the past decade the Cowichan Green Community has been involved with a wide range of projects, programs and initiatives. Some are currently still active, while others are no longer active.
Projects
Join local native plant experts for a six-part walking series showcasing the bounty of wild edibles the Valley has to offer!
July 5, 2010
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Putting the crunch back in lunch!
Put the crunch back in lunch! Thanks to everyone who voted for us in the SunFM SuperGive Contest!...
May 18, 2010
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Organizing volunteers to harvest urban fruit trees and share the fruit with the community.
The picked fruit is then divided among the tree owner, the picker and the food bank. ... |
A great way to get around without the cost of owning a car.
About the Cowichan Car Share Already a Member, login here The Cowichan Green Community Car Share...
May 1, 2009
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How "food secure" is the Cowichan Valley?
Cowichan Local Food Map Welcome to the Cowichan Local Food Map! This project is part of a...
October 1, 2009
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The Cowichan Food Charter is a statement of values and principles to guide our community's food policy.
Food security exists when ALL members of our community have access to enough nutritious, safe,... |
The Kinsmen garden is on Alderlea Street, behind Cowichan Secondary School.
CGC recognizes the importance that backyard and community food production plays in environmental... |
Ensuring our community is on the right path towards food security.
Food Security means that ALL members of our community have access to enough nutritious, safe... |
Activating Our Stories Creating our Home
Cowichan Green Community is very pleased to be joining with the Cowichan Intercultural Society in...
May 29, 2010
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Dedicate one row in your vegetable garden for the food bank.
Dedicate one row in your vegetable garden for the food bank. Plant a Row • Grow a Row has a number...
May 1, 2010
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Narrowing the Gap project was developed to enhance market development of food grown in the Cowichan Valley.
You can download Local Agri-Food: Supply and Demand - Narrowing the Gap “Snapshot Project” ... |