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Ground-Breaking of 'The Grove', the Kingswood campus food garden (Monday Session)
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Plot located opposite to the library (Building T) and Building P, Kingswood Campus
Second Ave, Kingswood, NSW 2749, Australia
Registration
Details
Please note: registration is essential in order to follow COVID-19 health and safety guidelines. Masks and hand sanitiser will be provided, as will a mini gardening kit including gloves and basic tools for all participants.
Our aim with this garden is to build community and cultural connections, provide up-skilling opportunities, facilitate food security, demonstrate how straightforward it is to make positive climate impacts toward sustainability and social justice, as well as educate people on the benefits to our mental and physical health and well-being which comes through immersion in thriving ecosystems.
'The Grove' is an ongoing student-led initiative and we will always welcome volunteers, whether just for your own enjoyment, or to achieve the certificates of recognition and completion we are offering for participation and workshop attendance.
We are fiercely passionate about and committed to our right to live in a healthy environment – social and economic included, and about Nature's right to flourish and be recognised as inherently valuable.
Accessibility information for this event:
This venue is wheelchair accessible.
There is an accessible ambulant toilet in Building P, adjacent to the library.
Comfortable seating is provided.
An Auslan interpreter will not be present.
Possible allergens: Dust, soil, grass and other vegetation
The closest parking to the venue without an incline is P5 on John Flak Avenue.
Hosted By
Co-hosted with: Environment Collective, Indigenous Student Council