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Carmen McKee with Oases Botanic Gardens. Photo taken by Paij Rhymes.

Growing an Urban Oasis: A Community Potluck and Conversation on Resilient Local Food Systems

Join the Shirley Heinze Land Trust Agricultural Land Program and the Northwest Indiana Food Council for an engaging afternoon at Oases Botanic Gardens in Gary, Indiana. Together, we’ll explore how urban agriculture, farmland preservation, and community partnerships can strengthen local food systems and create more resilient communities. Participants will tour the Oases Botanic Gardens urban […]

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Stewarding a Three Sisters Getegan (Garden): A Potawatomi Perspective on Stewardship and Sustainability

By Billie Kerner; Jibek Mbwakawen, Inc.   After the arrival of the sandhill cranes signaling spring in my Potawatomi culture, we wait for the third thunder to communicate that it is time to plant our corn. For many Indigenous peoples, including the Potawatomi, the Three Sisters garden is more than a method of agriculture. It

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