Feature Story: Edible campus growing

The University of Regina’s Edible Campus is ready for another growth spurt. By next spring, the University will expand the Edible Campus by establishing a permaculture orchard, that will be located close to the Academic Green in the heart of campus. The campus area has three gardens - the First Nati...

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author: External Relations, University of Regina
Format: Other/Unknown Material
Language:English
Published: External Relations, University of Regina 2015
Subjects:
Edible Campus
First Nations University of Canada Shared Garden
Le Potager
Regina Public Interest Research Group
Green Patch
Facilities Management
Strategic Plan
Carmichael Outreach
Archer
Canada
Regina
First Nations
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/10294/6196
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Summary:The University of Regina’s Edible Campus is ready for another growth spurt. By next spring, the University will expand the Edible Campus by establishing a permaculture orchard, that will be located close to the Academic Green in the heart of campus. The campus area has three gardens - the First Nations University of Canada Shared Garden; Le Potager (Institut français); and the largest at around 1500 metres (5,000 square feet), the Regina Public Interest Research Group (Green Patch, located south of the Dr. John Archer Library). Staff no

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