#solarpunksunday — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #solarpunksunday, aggregated by home.social.
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Knepp: The Wilding Podcast
"Isabella Tree is joined by Carl Sayer, Professor of Limnology & Freshwater Ecology at UCL, an eel devotee since boyhood, still captivated by the mystery of eels’ extraordinary lifecycle. Carl talks us through his eel survey at Knepp, offering real grounds for optimism"
https://knepp.co.uk/2026/07/slippery-slope-the-secret-life-of-eels/#SolarPunkSunday #Nature #Gardening #Knepp #Eels #WildLife #BioDiversity #Gardens #Blogs #EcoSystems
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Knepp: The Wilding Podcast
"Isabella Tree is joined by Carl Sayer, Professor of Limnology & Freshwater Ecology at UCL, an eel devotee since boyhood, still captivated by the mystery of eels’ extraordinary lifecycle. Carl talks us through his eel survey at Knepp, offering real grounds for optimism"
https://knepp.co.uk/2026/07/slippery-slope-the-secret-life-of-eels/#SolarPunkSunday #Nature #Gardening #Knepp #Eels #WildLife #BioDiversity #Gardens #Blogs #EcoSystems
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Knepp: The Wilding Podcast
"Isabella Tree is joined by Carl Sayer, Professor of Limnology & Freshwater Ecology at UCL, an eel devotee since boyhood, still captivated by the mystery of eels’ extraordinary lifecycle. Carl talks us through his eel survey at Knepp, offering real grounds for optimism"
https://knepp.co.uk/2026/07/slippery-slope-the-secret-life-of-eels/#SolarPunkSunday #Nature #Gardening #Knepp #Eels #WildLife #BioDiversity #Gardens #Blogs #EcoSystems
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Knepp: The Wilding Podcast
"Isabella Tree is joined by Carl Sayer, Professor of Limnology & Freshwater Ecology at UCL, an eel devotee since boyhood, still captivated by the mystery of eels’ extraordinary lifecycle. Carl talks us through his eel survey at Knepp, offering real grounds for optimism"
https://knepp.co.uk/2026/07/slippery-slope-the-secret-life-of-eels/#SolarPunkSunday #Nature #Gardening #Knepp #Eels #WildLife #BioDiversity #Gardens #Blogs #EcoSystems
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Knepp: The Wilding Podcast
"Isabella Tree is joined by Carl Sayer, Professor of Limnology & Freshwater Ecology at UCL, an eel devotee since boyhood, still captivated by the mystery of eels’ extraordinary lifecycle. Carl talks us through his eel survey at Knepp, offering real grounds for optimism"
https://knepp.co.uk/2026/07/slippery-slope-the-secret-life-of-eels/#SolarPunkSunday #Nature #Gardening #Knepp #Eels #WildLife #BioDiversity #Gardens #Blogs #EcoSystems
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Boston Food Forest 🌱
"We are a coalition of neighbors working to transform vacant lots into locally-run, edible, public parks protected by our land trust."
https://www.bostonfoodforest.org/#SolarPunkSunday #BostonFoodForest #FoodForests #Food #Forests #FoodSecurity #FoodPlants #ForestGardens #Community #Gardens #Gardening #CommunityGardening
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Boston Food Forest 🌱
"We are a coalition of neighbors working to transform vacant lots into locally-run, edible, public parks protected by our land trust."
https://www.bostonfoodforest.org/#SolarPunkSunday #BostonFoodForest #FoodForests #Food #Forests #FoodSecurity #FoodPlants #ForestGardens #Community #Gardens #Gardening #CommunityGardening
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Boston Food Forest 🌱
"We are a coalition of neighbors working to transform vacant lots into locally-run, edible, public parks protected by our land trust."
https://www.bostonfoodforest.org/#SolarPunkSunday #BostonFoodForest #FoodForests #Food #Forests #FoodSecurity #FoodPlants #ForestGardens #Community #Gardens #Gardening #CommunityGardening
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Boston Food Forest 🌱
"We are a coalition of neighbors working to transform vacant lots into locally-run, edible, public parks protected by our land trust."
https://www.bostonfoodforest.org/#SolarPunkSunday #BostonFoodForest #FoodForests #Food #Forests #FoodSecurity #FoodPlants #ForestGardens #Community #Gardens #Gardening #CommunityGardening
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Boston Food Forest 🌱
"We are a coalition of neighbors working to transform vacant lots into locally-run, edible, public parks protected by our land trust."
https://www.bostonfoodforest.org/#SolarPunkSunday #BostonFoodForest #FoodForests #Food #Forests #FoodSecurity #FoodPlants #ForestGardens #Community #Gardens #Gardening #CommunityGardening
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The #Science of #SolarPunk -- why we need #GreenerCities!
Equitable urban green space planning for sustainable cities: a GIS-based analysis of spatial disparities and functional strategies
Published: 02 July 2025
Sayyed Kifayatullah, Zafeer Saqib, Muhammad Irfan Khan, Muhammad Zaman-ul-Haq, Dmitry E. Kucher, Sajid Ullah & Aqil Tariq"Abstract:
#UrbanGreenSpaces (#UGS) are critical for fostering ecological sustainability and social equity in rapidly urbanizing cities like #Islamabad, #Pakistan. This study aimed to comprehensively map and classify Islamabad’s UGS, identify spatial disparities, and evaluate their ecological, recreational, and social functions. The research also proposed sustainable strategies for managing UGS to address urban challenges, including climate adaptation, biodiversity loss, and social inequity. The study developed a detailed spatial map of Islamabad’s UGS using Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and high-resolution satellite imagery. Seven typologies were categorized and analyzed, including parks, playgrounds, institutional green spaces, and waterways. Field surveys and random sampling validated the thematic maps, achieving an accuracy rate of 95.68% based on statistical metrics like Kappa coefficients. The study revealed significant disparities in UGS distribution.
"Wealthier zones had larger, well-maintained green spaces, while denser areas lacked accessible and functional UGS. Recreational spaces, institutional greenery, and waterways played a vital role in enhancing biodiversity, urban aesthetics, and community well-being, though many remain underutilized or degraded. Institutional green spaces contributed significantly to urban sustainability, comprising 17.05 km² of the total UGS area. The research highlights UGS as an essential #NatureBasedSolution (#NBS) for addressing urban challenges like #HeatIslands, #stormwater management, and #SocialInequalities. The findings serve as a model for other rapidly urbanizing cities seeking #ecological and social balance.
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"Conclusion
[T]his study underscores the pivotal role of UGS in fostering ecological #sustainability, social equity, and urban resilience, particularly in rapidly urbanizing cities like Islamabad. By leveraging GIS and high-resolution satellite imagery, the research provides a detailed analysis of the spatial distribution, typologies, and functional value of #GreenSpaces across the city. The findings reveal striking disparities, where wealthier neighborhoods enjoy better-maintained parks and green belts, while densely populated and economically underprivileged areas often lack accessible and functional green spaces. This imbalance highlights the urgent need for equitable planning and management of urban greenery.
"The research affirms that UGS are more than aesthetic elements; they serve as vital ecological assets by regulating #UrbanMicroclimates, enhancing #biodiversity, managing stormwater, and mitigating the urban heat island effect. Socially, they contribute to community well-being by offering recreation, relaxation, and physical activity spaces. However, the study also identifies significant challenges, such as the uneven distribution, poor maintenance, and underutilization of certain green spaces, which limit their potential to deliver these benefits.
"To address these challenges, the study emphasizes the importance of integrating UGS into #UrbanPlanning policies to ensure #EquitableAccess for all city residents, regardless of socioeconomic status. It also highlights the value of #CommunityInvolvement in the upkeep and management of green spaces, fostering a sense of ownership and responsibility among local stakeholders. Sustainable funding mechanisms, such as public-private partnerships, are proposed to ensure UGS’s regular maintenance and future expansion. Moreover, the research advocates for continued use of data-driven decision-making, leveraging GIS tools to monitor and optimize green infrastructure for long-term sustainability. While this study focuses on Zone I, expanding future research to other zones would offer a more comprehensive perspective on UGS distribution and accessibility across the entire city.
"This research presents UGS as Nature-Based Solutions (NBS) to tackle pressing urban challenges like #ClimateChange, flooding, and social inequalities, offering actionable strategies for policymakers and urban planners. While centered on Islamabad, these findings provide a valuable framework that other rapidly urbanizing cities can adapt to strike a balance between development and ecological integrity. The study reminds that sustainable cities must prioritize green spaces to ensure a livable, #equitable, and #resilient urban future."
Full article:
http://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-025-07578-2#SolarPunkSunday #MoreTrees #GreenerCities #MoreGreenSpace #Microclimates #GreenInfrastructure #OpenAccess #OpenAccessJournals #LivableCities
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The #Science of #SolarPunk -- why we need #GreenerCities!
Equitable urban green space planning for sustainable cities: a GIS-based analysis of spatial disparities and functional strategies
Published: 02 July 2025
Sayyed Kifayatullah, Zafeer Saqib, Muhammad Irfan Khan, Muhammad Zaman-ul-Haq, Dmitry E. Kucher, Sajid Ullah & Aqil Tariq"Abstract:
#UrbanGreenSpaces (#UGS) are critical for fostering ecological sustainability and social equity in rapidly urbanizing cities like #Islamabad, #Pakistan. This study aimed to comprehensively map and classify Islamabad’s UGS, identify spatial disparities, and evaluate their ecological, recreational, and social functions. The research also proposed sustainable strategies for managing UGS to address urban challenges, including climate adaptation, biodiversity loss, and social inequity. The study developed a detailed spatial map of Islamabad’s UGS using Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and high-resolution satellite imagery. Seven typologies were categorized and analyzed, including parks, playgrounds, institutional green spaces, and waterways. Field surveys and random sampling validated the thematic maps, achieving an accuracy rate of 95.68% based on statistical metrics like Kappa coefficients. The study revealed significant disparities in UGS distribution.
"Wealthier zones had larger, well-maintained green spaces, while denser areas lacked accessible and functional UGS. Recreational spaces, institutional greenery, and waterways played a vital role in enhancing biodiversity, urban aesthetics, and community well-being, though many remain underutilized or degraded. Institutional green spaces contributed significantly to urban sustainability, comprising 17.05 km² of the total UGS area. The research highlights UGS as an essential #NatureBasedSolution (#NBS) for addressing urban challenges like #HeatIslands, #stormwater management, and #SocialInequalities. The findings serve as a model for other rapidly urbanizing cities seeking #ecological and social balance.
[...]
"Conclusion
[T]his study underscores the pivotal role of UGS in fostering ecological #sustainability, social equity, and urban resilience, particularly in rapidly urbanizing cities like Islamabad. By leveraging GIS and high-resolution satellite imagery, the research provides a detailed analysis of the spatial distribution, typologies, and functional value of #GreenSpaces across the city. The findings reveal striking disparities, where wealthier neighborhoods enjoy better-maintained parks and green belts, while densely populated and economically underprivileged areas often lack accessible and functional green spaces. This imbalance highlights the urgent need for equitable planning and management of urban greenery.
"The research affirms that UGS are more than aesthetic elements; they serve as vital ecological assets by regulating #UrbanMicroclimates, enhancing #biodiversity, managing stormwater, and mitigating the urban heat island effect. Socially, they contribute to community well-being by offering recreation, relaxation, and physical activity spaces. However, the study also identifies significant challenges, such as the uneven distribution, poor maintenance, and underutilization of certain green spaces, which limit their potential to deliver these benefits.
"To address these challenges, the study emphasizes the importance of integrating UGS into #UrbanPlanning policies to ensure #EquitableAccess for all city residents, regardless of socioeconomic status. It also highlights the value of #CommunityInvolvement in the upkeep and management of green spaces, fostering a sense of ownership and responsibility among local stakeholders. Sustainable funding mechanisms, such as public-private partnerships, are proposed to ensure UGS’s regular maintenance and future expansion. Moreover, the research advocates for continued use of data-driven decision-making, leveraging GIS tools to monitor and optimize green infrastructure for long-term sustainability. While this study focuses on Zone I, expanding future research to other zones would offer a more comprehensive perspective on UGS distribution and accessibility across the entire city.
"This research presents UGS as Nature-Based Solutions (NBS) to tackle pressing urban challenges like #ClimateChange, flooding, and social inequalities, offering actionable strategies for policymakers and urban planners. While centered on Islamabad, these findings provide a valuable framework that other rapidly urbanizing cities can adapt to strike a balance between development and ecological integrity. The study reminds that sustainable cities must prioritize green spaces to ensure a livable, #equitable, and #resilient urban future."
Full article:
http://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-025-07578-2#SolarPunkSunday #MoreTrees #GreenerCities #MoreGreenSpace #Microclimates #GreenInfrastructure #OpenAccess #OpenAccessJournals #LivableCities
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This place sounds so cool!
#Toronto - The Children’s Garden at #EvergreenBrickworks is where kids can explore and connect with nature. It’s a place for kids to get hands on the natural world, including exploring the garden’s rich array of plants.
- Summer weekdays, July and August: 5:30pm to dusk (after Summer Camp programs)
- School-Year weekdays, September through June: 4pm to dusk (after Children’s Education programs)
- Year-round weekends and holidays: 8am to duskEcology at the Children’s Garden
"Our #UrbanAgriculture beds within the garden offer space to grow familiar veggies and herbs. Garden spaces like these can play a vital role in bringing together community members to work to grow food collectively. They can also teach us some valuable lessons on the value of farms and protected local agricultural land, which are able to produce food on a much larger scale.
Located inside the Children’s Garden, the Guild Garden is designed with children in mind. Made possible by support from Forester’s Financial, the garden is built around a central cherry tree surrounded by many species of plants (including fruit shrubs, berries, vegetables and herbs) to create a rich and diverse garden for children to explore. The plants chosen for this garden support #BeneficialInsects, help deter pests and protect the soil.
Lining the alley leading up the garden, stockpots and metal container were installed in 2021 by Foresters Financial, to showcase a regenerative landscape, while also providing food for both pollinators and people. The art on the planters was designed by #Délı̨nę #FirstNations artist and printmaker #LauraGrier.
Milkcrate containers are a legacy left over from the #BoweryProject, which seeks to set up mobile urban farms by setting up #ContainerGardens in urban lots. Initially installed in 2015 with an urban agriculture focus, the milkcrates were revitalized in 2023 into a native container garden concept. This project aims to demonstrate to visitors that NativePlantGardens can be planted anywhere, even without a yard. The containers also aim to model the creation of #GreenCorridors that connect fragmented pieces of habitat throughout the city; to this end they were planted out with plants donated by #ProjectSwallowtail, which aims to connect #greenspaces across the city.
The milkcrate containers in the alley contain edible native plant species. In 2023 they were planted out with the following:
• Anise Hyssop (Agastache foeniculum)
• Blue Vervain (Verbena hastata)
• Spotted Beebalm (Monarda punctata)
• Violets (Viola labradorica)
• Wild Strawberry (Fragaria virginiana)"FMI:
https://www.evergreen.ca/evergreen-brick-work/activities/the-childrens-garden/#SolarPunkSunday #SpendTimeInNature #NatureBasedLearning #BuildingCommunity #EdibleGarden #GreenerCities #UrbanGardens #MoreGreenTimeLessScreenTime #ChildrensGarden
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This place sounds so cool!
#Toronto - The Children’s Garden at #EvergreenBrickworks is where kids can explore and connect with nature. It’s a place for kids to get hands on the natural world, including exploring the garden’s rich array of plants.
- Summer weekdays, July and August: 5:30pm to dusk (after Summer Camp programs)
- School-Year weekdays, September through June: 4pm to dusk (after Children’s Education programs)
- Year-round weekends and holidays: 8am to duskEcology at the Children’s Garden
"Our #UrbanAgriculture beds within the garden offer space to grow familiar veggies and herbs. Garden spaces like these can play a vital role in bringing together community members to work to grow food collectively. They can also teach us some valuable lessons on the value of farms and protected local agricultural land, which are able to produce food on a much larger scale.
Located inside the Children’s Garden, the Guild Garden is designed with children in mind. Made possible by support from Forester’s Financial, the garden is built around a central cherry tree surrounded by many species of plants (including fruit shrubs, berries, vegetables and herbs) to create a rich and diverse garden for children to explore. The plants chosen for this garden support #BeneficialInsects, help deter pests and protect the soil.
Lining the alley leading up the garden, stockpots and metal container were installed in 2021 by Foresters Financial, to showcase a regenerative landscape, while also providing food for both pollinators and people. The art on the planters was designed by #Délı̨nę #FirstNations artist and printmaker #LauraGrier.
Milkcrate containers are a legacy left over from the #BoweryProject, which seeks to set up mobile urban farms by setting up #ContainerGardens in urban lots. Initially installed in 2015 with an urban agriculture focus, the milkcrates were revitalized in 2023 into a native container garden concept. This project aims to demonstrate to visitors that NativePlantGardens can be planted anywhere, even without a yard. The containers also aim to model the creation of #GreenCorridors that connect fragmented pieces of habitat throughout the city; to this end they were planted out with plants donated by #ProjectSwallowtail, which aims to connect #greenspaces across the city.
The milkcrate containers in the alley contain edible native plant species. In 2023 they were planted out with the following:
• Anise Hyssop (Agastache foeniculum)
• Blue Vervain (Verbena hastata)
• Spotted Beebalm (Monarda punctata)
• Violets (Viola labradorica)
• Wild Strawberry (Fragaria virginiana)"FMI:
https://www.evergreen.ca/evergreen-brick-work/activities/the-childrens-garden/#SolarPunkSunday #SpendTimeInNature #NatureBasedLearning #BuildingCommunity #EdibleGarden #GreenerCities #UrbanGardens #MoreGreenTimeLessScreenTime #ChildrensGarden
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#RewildingEurope - Space for Wild Nature: Putting Nature Back on the Map
"Large-scale restoration of nature, based on #rewilding principles, is one of the best ways of tackling our current climate and #biodiversity emergencies. This year the #EU will take decisions that have far-reaching consequences for #Europe’s people and nature. A new set of policy papers outlines why and how European politicians should prioritise #NatureRestoration in the EU Biodiversity Strategy to 2030.
Policy papers
A new set of policy papers calls on EU politicians to prioritise nature restoration, and provides them with critical and effective new tools to do so. The publications identify priority areas for nature restoration across Europe."
Learn more:
https://rewildingeurope.com/space-for-wild-nature/#SolarPunkSunday #Science #RewildingEurope #ClimateChange #RestoreNature #Natura2000Nodes #WildlifeCorridors #Ecosystems #NatureBasedSolutions #Peatlands #GreenSpaces #NaturalFloodplains #EcologicalRestoration #GreenCorridors
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#RewildingEurope - Space for Wild Nature: Putting Nature Back on the Map
"Large-scale restoration of nature, based on #rewilding principles, is one of the best ways of tackling our current climate and #biodiversity emergencies. This year the #EU will take decisions that have far-reaching consequences for #Europe’s people and nature. A new set of policy papers outlines why and how European politicians should prioritise #NatureRestoration in the EU Biodiversity Strategy to 2030.
Policy papers
A new set of policy papers calls on EU politicians to prioritise nature restoration, and provides them with critical and effective new tools to do so. The publications identify priority areas for nature restoration across Europe."
Learn more:
https://rewildingeurope.com/space-for-wild-nature/#SolarPunkSunday #Science #RewildingEurope #ClimateChange #RestoreNature #Natura2000Nodes #WildlifeCorridors #Ecosystems #NatureBasedSolutions #Peatlands #GreenSpaces #NaturalFloodplains #EcologicalRestoration #GreenCorridors
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Rethinking #CommunityGardens for Accessibility
By Kim Ousley, April 22, 2026
"The summer after my amputation, I secured a small plot in a community garden. A dear friend paid the $15 seasonal fee—her way of helping me get outside and moving with my fairly new prosthetic leg.
"Her youngest son was five at the time and eager to help. We called it our 'experimental' garden, since neither of us really knew what we were doing. What we didn’t expect was how much it would give back to us. It became a social experiment of sorts—and a powerful boost to both my mental and physical health.
"We kept that garden going for several years. He learned how to plant, pull weeds, and harvest right alongside me—and even developed a taste for fresh salad ingredients.
"As we celebrate Earth Day, it’s a reminder that access to #GreenSpaces should be something everyone can experience.
"So why should communities consider making their gardens fully accessible, regardless of physical ability?
"#Gardening is a simple, healthy way to create a safe and welcoming environment for people of all skill levels and abilities. For those using #wheelchairs or electric #scooters, traditional gardens can be limiting—bending down or standing for long periods isn’t always possible. But something as simple as raised beds at the right height can make participation possible again.
"The term '#HorticulturalTherapy' (HT) refers to a professional, evidence-based practice that uses plants and gardening activities to achieve specific therapeutic goals for physical, mental, and social health. Led by credentialed therapists, it has been shown to improve memory, motor skills, and emotional well-being—especially in community settings.
"Communities that have incorporated #DisabilityFriendly design into their gardens are seeing the impact: increased participation, stronger connections, and a shared sense of purpose.
"My own garden wasn’t in an #ADAFriendly space, but with the help of my little buddy, I made it work. Since then, I’ve spoken with many people in my city about creating more inclusive gardening spaces for those who want to participate but face physical barriers.
"I’m starting to see that shift happen—and I hope to be part of growing it.
"So what should you consider when planning a more inclusive garden?
"#UniversalDesign is the foundation. It means creating a space that is usable by everyone, regardless of ability. This can include:
- Raised beds at wheelchair or standing height, so no one has to bend or risk falling
- Adaptive gardening tools with rubber grips, extended handles, and accessible water sources
- Wide, flat, and smooth pathways—at least 36 to 48 inches—to allow wheelchairs to turn comfortably (using pavement or compacted gravel)
- Volunteers who are willing to lend a hand and support inclusive participation"Getting involved in a local community garden can have lasting benefits. Gardening supports mobility, coordination, strength, balance, endurance, social connection, and memory.
"With a few thoughtful adaptations, it can be part of a healthy, active lifestyle—for everyone."
Source:
https://livingwithamplitude.com/accessible-community-gardens-disability-inclusion/#SolarPunkSunday #CommunityGardening #AccessibleGardens #Inclusivity #Accessibility #BuildingCommunity
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Rethinking #CommunityGardens for Accessibility
By Kim Ousley, April 22, 2026
"The summer after my amputation, I secured a small plot in a community garden. A dear friend paid the $15 seasonal fee—her way of helping me get outside and moving with my fairly new prosthetic leg.
"Her youngest son was five at the time and eager to help. We called it our 'experimental' garden, since neither of us really knew what we were doing. What we didn’t expect was how much it would give back to us. It became a social experiment of sorts—and a powerful boost to both my mental and physical health.
"We kept that garden going for several years. He learned how to plant, pull weeds, and harvest right alongside me—and even developed a taste for fresh salad ingredients.
"As we celebrate Earth Day, it’s a reminder that access to #GreenSpaces should be something everyone can experience.
"So why should communities consider making their gardens fully accessible, regardless of physical ability?
"#Gardening is a simple, healthy way to create a safe and welcoming environment for people of all skill levels and abilities. For those using #wheelchairs or electric #scooters, traditional gardens can be limiting—bending down or standing for long periods isn’t always possible. But something as simple as raised beds at the right height can make participation possible again.
"The term '#HorticulturalTherapy' (HT) refers to a professional, evidence-based practice that uses plants and gardening activities to achieve specific therapeutic goals for physical, mental, and social health. Led by credentialed therapists, it has been shown to improve memory, motor skills, and emotional well-being—especially in community settings.
"Communities that have incorporated #DisabilityFriendly design into their gardens are seeing the impact: increased participation, stronger connections, and a shared sense of purpose.
"My own garden wasn’t in an #ADAFriendly space, but with the help of my little buddy, I made it work. Since then, I’ve spoken with many people in my city about creating more inclusive gardening spaces for those who want to participate but face physical barriers.
"I’m starting to see that shift happen—and I hope to be part of growing it.
"So what should you consider when planning a more inclusive garden?
"#UniversalDesign is the foundation. It means creating a space that is usable by everyone, regardless of ability. This can include:
- Raised beds at wheelchair or standing height, so no one has to bend or risk falling
- Adaptive gardening tools with rubber grips, extended handles, and accessible water sources
- Wide, flat, and smooth pathways—at least 36 to 48 inches—to allow wheelchairs to turn comfortably (using pavement or compacted gravel)
- Volunteers who are willing to lend a hand and support inclusive participation"Getting involved in a local community garden can have lasting benefits. Gardening supports mobility, coordination, strength, balance, endurance, social connection, and memory.
"With a few thoughtful adaptations, it can be part of a healthy, active lifestyle—for everyone."
Source:
https://livingwithamplitude.com/accessible-community-gardens-disability-inclusion/#SolarPunkSunday #CommunityGardening #AccessibleGardens #Inclusivity #Accessibility #BuildingCommunity
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The #FTCSettlement With #JohnDeere Is a Huge Win for the #RightToRepair Movement
After more than a decade of pushback, farmers and repair advocates have won access to equipment and services John Deere had long kept under its control.
Boone Ashworth, Jul 8, 2026
"On Wednesday, the US Federal Trade Commission announced a settlement with tractor manufacturer John Deere over a 2025 lawsuit that accused the company of behavior that 'unlawfully acquired and maintained #monopoly power in markets for repair services for Deere #FarmEquipment.'
"The full statement lays out obligations for John Deere’s repair services, requiring the company to give farmers and third-party repair shops access to the same equipment and repair resources it provides to official John Deere dealers. This includes software capabilities, such as reading and resetting codes and pairing with other software, which customers have long had limited access to, creating delays when diagnosing equipment problems. Delayed fixes can mean delayed harvests, which many farmers saw as a fundamental threat to their livelihoods.
Under the agreement, John Deere will be required to provide this level of access, equipment, and services for the next 10 years, monitored by the FTC.
" 'After years of fighting for the right to repair, this order gives farmers real hope,' #WillieCade, a board member of the repair advocacy organization Repair.org, wrote in an email to WIRED. 'But promises on paper must become tools in farmers’ hands, and we will be watching implementation every step of the way.' "
Archived version:
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The #FTCSettlement With #JohnDeere Is a Huge Win for the #RightToRepair Movement
After more than a decade of pushback, farmers and repair advocates have won access to equipment and services John Deere had long kept under its control.
Boone Ashworth, Jul 8, 2026
"On Wednesday, the US Federal Trade Commission announced a settlement with tractor manufacturer John Deere over a 2025 lawsuit that accused the company of behavior that 'unlawfully acquired and maintained #monopoly power in markets for repair services for Deere #FarmEquipment.'
"The full statement lays out obligations for John Deere’s repair services, requiring the company to give farmers and third-party repair shops access to the same equipment and repair resources it provides to official John Deere dealers. This includes software capabilities, such as reading and resetting codes and pairing with other software, which customers have long had limited access to, creating delays when diagnosing equipment problems. Delayed fixes can mean delayed harvests, which many farmers saw as a fundamental threat to their livelihoods.
Under the agreement, John Deere will be required to provide this level of access, equipment, and services for the next 10 years, monitored by the FTC.
" 'After years of fighting for the right to repair, this order gives farmers real hope,' #WillieCade, a board member of the repair advocacy organization Repair.org, wrote in an email to WIRED. 'But promises on paper must become tools in farmers’ hands, and we will be watching implementation every step of the way.' "
Archived version:
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#AtlantaGA - This Once Sewage-filled 'Filthy' River Was Too Dangerous to Use—and Is Now Transformed With #Trails, #Parks, and #Campsites
#Atlanta’s #ChattahoocheeRiverlands is opening new #campgrounds, #RiverAccess, and #GreenSpaces after decades of #EnvironmentalRestoration.
By Michael Cappetta
Published on June 29, 2026"The home city of one of the busiest airports in the world just got a significant environmental upgrade.
"For decades, major portions of the 18,000-acre Chattahoochee Riverlands in Atlanta were largely inaccessible or closed due to hazardous conditions and water pollution from decades of sewage and sludge.
"Now, thanks to a new investment from the #TrustForPublicLand (#TPL), over 100 miles of trails, parks, and eight new campsites will be available to the public. Spanning as far north as #BufordDam and as far south as #ChattachoocheeBend State Park in Coweta County, the Chattahoochee Riverlands will provide unique river access and outdoor adventures for residents of the sprawling Atlanta metropolitan area over the course of the next decade.
"TPL’s goal is to expand and revitalize the area, connecting the #MetroAtlanta Region to the river and providing new outdoor access for one million people. At a ribbon-cutting ceremony on April 1, 2025 civic leaders and TPL opened New Riverlands Park, one of two new points of entry to the area. The other, #CampbelltonPark, has an expanded, #ADAAccessible campsite, and TPL is working with the city to add an additional 70 acres, according to Saporta Report.
" 'Stretching across 19 cities and seven counties, this network of trails will bring people to the water’s edge, spark a lifelong love of the river, and reveal the magic of the #ChattahoocheeRiver to all,' said the team at TPL in a statement announcing the transfer of 14 acres of riverfront property in Sandy Springs to the National Park Service, effectively expanding the overall acreage of the Chattahoochee Riverlands.
"An updated interactive website can help visitors understand the variety of parks, hiking trails, and local dining options along the river, in addition to the many activity options for outdoor enthusiasts like running, cycling, camping, or even just a leisurely stroll through the riverside trails.
"The area was previously a dumping ground for wastewater and polluted stormwater, according to a report from Atlanta Magazine, making it unsuitable for recreational use. Now, thanks to upgrades from TPL and grassroots efforts from local advocacy group #ChattahoocheeNow, the water is cleaner and open to additional recreational uses. Still, TPL recommends visiting the #BacteriAlert website before swimming or wading in the water.
"This isn’t the only environmental upgrade project TPL is working on. In May, the organization announced an extension to the Empire State Trail, which currently spans from the southernmost point of #NewYorkCity's #BatteryPark, to the Canadian border in northern upstate #NewYork. The extension will push the trail east and connect it to the #LongIslandGreenway, a 200-mile trail that will eventually connect the #EmpireStateTrail to #Montauk."
https://www.travelandleisure.com/atlanta-chattahoochee-riverlands-transformation-12005120
#SolarPunkSunday #AccessibleCampgrounds #EnvironmentalRestoration #ConnectedTrails #Georgia #NewYork #TPL #LandTrusts #NationalParks
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#AtlantaGA - This Once Sewage-filled 'Filthy' River Was Too Dangerous to Use—and Is Now Transformed With #Trails, #Parks, and #Campsites
#Atlanta’s #ChattahoocheeRiverlands is opening new #campgrounds, #RiverAccess, and #GreenSpaces after decades of #EnvironmentalRestoration.
By Michael Cappetta
Published on June 29, 2026"The home city of one of the busiest airports in the world just got a significant environmental upgrade.
"For decades, major portions of the 18,000-acre Chattahoochee Riverlands in Atlanta were largely inaccessible or closed due to hazardous conditions and water pollution from decades of sewage and sludge.
"Now, thanks to a new investment from the #TrustForPublicLand (#TPL), over 100 miles of trails, parks, and eight new campsites will be available to the public. Spanning as far north as #BufordDam and as far south as #ChattachoocheeBend State Park in Coweta County, the Chattahoochee Riverlands will provide unique river access and outdoor adventures for residents of the sprawling Atlanta metropolitan area over the course of the next decade.
"TPL’s goal is to expand and revitalize the area, connecting the #MetroAtlanta Region to the river and providing new outdoor access for one million people. At a ribbon-cutting ceremony on April 1, 2025 civic leaders and TPL opened New Riverlands Park, one of two new points of entry to the area. The other, #CampbelltonPark, has an expanded, #ADAAccessible campsite, and TPL is working with the city to add an additional 70 acres, according to Saporta Report.
" 'Stretching across 19 cities and seven counties, this network of trails will bring people to the water’s edge, spark a lifelong love of the river, and reveal the magic of the #ChattahoocheeRiver to all,' said the team at TPL in a statement announcing the transfer of 14 acres of riverfront property in Sandy Springs to the National Park Service, effectively expanding the overall acreage of the Chattahoochee Riverlands.
"An updated interactive website can help visitors understand the variety of parks, hiking trails, and local dining options along the river, in addition to the many activity options for outdoor enthusiasts like running, cycling, camping, or even just a leisurely stroll through the riverside trails.
"The area was previously a dumping ground for wastewater and polluted stormwater, according to a report from Atlanta Magazine, making it unsuitable for recreational use. Now, thanks to upgrades from TPL and grassroots efforts from local advocacy group #ChattahoocheeNow, the water is cleaner and open to additional recreational uses. Still, TPL recommends visiting the #BacteriAlert website before swimming or wading in the water.
"This isn’t the only environmental upgrade project TPL is working on. In May, the organization announced an extension to the Empire State Trail, which currently spans from the southernmost point of #NewYorkCity's #BatteryPark, to the Canadian border in northern upstate #NewYork. The extension will push the trail east and connect it to the #LongIslandGreenway, a 200-mile trail that will eventually connect the #EmpireStateTrail to #Montauk."
https://www.travelandleisure.com/atlanta-chattahoochee-riverlands-transformation-12005120
#SolarPunkSunday #AccessibleCampgrounds #EnvironmentalRestoration #ConnectedTrails #Georgia #NewYork #TPL #LandTrusts #NationalParks
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Bath and West Community Energy
"We’re a not-for-profit community energy business. We tackle climate change through clean energy generation, energy efficiency measures in homes and support for community projects."
https://www.bwce.coop/#SolarPunkSunday #SolarPower #Energy #Community #Renewables #Climate #Cooperatives #ClimateChange #UK #BathAndWestCommunityEnergy #Bath #Somerset
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Bath and West Community Energy
"We’re a not-for-profit community energy business. We tackle climate change through clean energy generation, energy efficiency measures in homes and support for community projects."
https://www.bwce.coop/#SolarPunkSunday #SolarPower #Energy #Community #Renewables #Climate #Cooperatives #ClimateChange #UK #BathAndWestCommunityEnergy #Bath #Somerset
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Bath and West Community Energy
"We’re a not-for-profit community energy business. We tackle climate change through clean energy generation, energy efficiency measures in homes and support for community projects."
https://www.bwce.coop/#SolarPunkSunday #SolarPower #Energy #Community #Renewables #Climate #Cooperatives #ClimateChange #UK #BathAndWestCommunityEnergy #Bath #Somerset
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Bath and West Community Energy
"We’re a not-for-profit community energy business. We tackle climate change through clean energy generation, energy efficiency measures in homes and support for community projects."
https://www.bwce.coop/#SolarPunkSunday #SolarPower #Energy #Community #Renewables #Climate #Cooperatives #ClimateChange #UK #BathAndWestCommunityEnergy #Bath #Somerset
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Bath and West Community Energy
"We’re a not-for-profit community energy business. We tackle climate change through clean energy generation, energy efficiency measures in homes and support for community projects."
https://www.bwce.coop/#SolarPunkSunday #SolarPower #Energy #Community #Renewables #Climate #Cooperatives #ClimateChange #UK #BathAndWestCommunityEnergy #Bath #Somerset
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RE: https://mastodon.social/@Joshuakevins12/116617488591022175
We recently started this project (sweet potatoes growing ) bug am looking for someone who can help us out by teaching us how to grow these potatoes effectively. The potatoes grew well and healthy looking but they didn't put on any potatoe over there down when we reached the day of harvesting , the we couldn't get anything.
YOUR IDEAS MATTER
BOOSTS WELCOME
#mastodon #solarpunk #solarpunksunday #today #fridaysforfuture #gardening #growyourown #fediverse #home #permaculture #garten #environment -
#HarvestingRainwater with Brad Lancaster: How to Create Livable Desert Cities
by Crime Pays But Botany Doesn't
Jun 9, 2026Part 1 of a 3 Video Series
"In this episode we see the incredible work that Brad Lancaster and his community are doing to make the #DunbarSpring Neighborhood in #TucsonAZ a cooler, more pleasant and human-friendly place to live by using plants as infrastructure and creating a #FoodForest using #NativePlants that are adapted to deal with the desert heat perfectly because they evolved there.
"This video shows us how what Brad and his community have done serve as a model as to what could be down to make cities all over the globe more livable, illustrating how human development and nature do not have to be mutually exclusive. Filming this video and seeing that Brad and his people have done made me feel in something I haven't felt in a long time : hope."
Watch:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wN6t8xwpYZ8#SolarPunkSunday #ClimateChangeAdaptation #Rainwater #GreenerCities #Basins #NativeVegetation #WaterStructures #LocalEcology #HeatIslands
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#HarvestingRainwater with Brad Lancaster: How to Create Livable Desert Cities
by Crime Pays But Botany Doesn't
Jun 9, 2026Part 1 of a 3 Video Series
"In this episode we see the incredible work that Brad Lancaster and his community are doing to make the #DunbarSpring Neighborhood in #TucsonAZ a cooler, more pleasant and human-friendly place to live by using plants as infrastructure and creating a #FoodForest using #NativePlants that are adapted to deal with the desert heat perfectly because they evolved there.
"This video shows us how what Brad and his community have done serve as a model as to what could be down to make cities all over the globe more livable, illustrating how human development and nature do not have to be mutually exclusive. Filming this video and seeing that Brad and his people have done made me feel in something I haven't felt in a long time : hope."
Watch:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wN6t8xwpYZ8#SolarPunkSunday #ClimateChangeAdaptation #Rainwater #GreenerCities #Basins #NativeVegetation #WaterStructures #LocalEcology #HeatIslands
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#HarvestingRainwater with Brad Lancaster: How to Create Livable Desert Cities
by Crime Pays But Botany Doesn't
Jun 9, 2026Part 1 of a 3 Video Series
"In this episode we see the incredible work that Brad Lancaster and his community are doing to make the #DunbarSpring Neighborhood in #TucsonAZ a cooler, more pleasant and human-friendly place to live by using plants as infrastructure and creating a #FoodForest using #NativePlants that are adapted to deal with the desert heat perfectly because they evolved there.
"This video shows us how what Brad and his community have done serve as a model as to what could be down to make cities all over the globe more livable, illustrating how human development and nature do not have to be mutually exclusive. Filming this video and seeing that Brad and his people have done made me feel in something I haven't felt in a long time : hope."
Watch:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wN6t8xwpYZ8#SolarPunkSunday #ClimateChangeAdaptation #Rainwater #GreenerCities #Basins #NativeVegetation #WaterStructures #LocalEcology #HeatIslands
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#HarvestingRainwater with Brad Lancaster: How to Create Livable Desert Cities
by Crime Pays But Botany Doesn't
Jun 9, 2026Part 1 of a 3 Video Series
"In this episode we see the incredible work that Brad Lancaster and his community are doing to make the #DunbarSpring Neighborhood in #TucsonAZ a cooler, more pleasant and human-friendly place to live by using plants as infrastructure and creating a #FoodForest using #NativePlants that are adapted to deal with the desert heat perfectly because they evolved there.
"This video shows us how what Brad and his community have done serve as a model as to what could be down to make cities all over the globe more livable, illustrating how human development and nature do not have to be mutually exclusive. Filming this video and seeing that Brad and his people have done made me feel in something I haven't felt in a long time : hope."
Watch:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wN6t8xwpYZ8#SolarPunkSunday #ClimateChangeAdaptation #Rainwater #GreenerCities #Basins #NativeVegetation #WaterStructures #LocalEcology #HeatIslands
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#HarvestingRainwater with Brad Lancaster: How to Create Livable Desert Cities
by Crime Pays But Botany Doesn't
Jun 9, 2026Part 1 of a 3 Video Series
"In this episode we see the incredible work that Brad Lancaster and his community are doing to make the #DunbarSpring Neighborhood in #TucsonAZ a cooler, more pleasant and human-friendly place to live by using plants as infrastructure and creating a #FoodForest using #NativePlants that are adapted to deal with the desert heat perfectly because they evolved there.
"This video shows us how what Brad and his community have done serve as a model as to what could be down to make cities all over the globe more livable, illustrating how human development and nature do not have to be mutually exclusive. Filming this video and seeing that Brad and his people have done made me feel in something I haven't felt in a long time : hope."
Watch:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wN6t8xwpYZ8#SolarPunkSunday #ClimateChangeAdaptation #Rainwater #GreenerCities #Basins #NativeVegetation #WaterStructures #LocalEcology #HeatIslands
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The Marine Conservation Institute's Marine Protection Atlas
"The Marine Protection Atlas
integrates science-based assessments that measure progress toward protecting 30% of the global ocean in fully and highly protected areas by 2030."
https://mpatlas.org/#SolarPunkSunday #MarineProtectionAtlas #Oceans #BioDiversity #Nature #MCI #MarineConservationInstitute
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The Marine Conservation Institute's Marine Protection Atlas
"The Marine Protection Atlas
integrates science-based assessments that measure progress toward protecting 30% of the global ocean in fully and highly protected areas by 2030."
https://mpatlas.org/#SolarPunkSunday #MarineProtectionAtlas #Oceans #BioDiversity #Nature #MCI #MarineConservationInstitute
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Tagging for an early #SolarPunkSunday!
#MorganHillCA - Summer 2026 Plant a Seed, Read: Creative Pots & #PlantSwap for Adults
Sunday, June 28, 2026
2:00PM – 3:45PM
#MorganHillLibrary"Get ready to get creative and connect with fellow plant lovers! Join us for a fun, hands‑on evening where you can paint your own terracotta plant pot and participate in a friendly plant swap.
Bring a healthy plant or cutting to exchange and enjoy meeting others. All painting supplies and terracotta pots will be provided.
You’ll leave with:
• A custom hand‑painted pot
• A new plant (if you choose to swap)
• New connections with local plant enthusiastsSpots are limited for 20 participants—be sure to register early!
*This program is for only for Adults 18+."
FMI and to register:
https://sccl.bibliocommons.com/events/69fa85614134893003f0d45f#SolarPunkSunday #Handpainting #PlantPots #ContainerGardening #Workshops #LibrariesRule!
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Tagging for an early #SolarPunkSunday!
#MorganHillCA - Summer 2026 Plant a Seed, Read: Creative Pots & #PlantSwap for Adults
Sunday, June 28, 2026
2:00PM – 3:45PM
#MorganHillLibrary"Get ready to get creative and connect with fellow plant lovers! Join us for a fun, hands‑on evening where you can paint your own terracotta plant pot and participate in a friendly plant swap.
Bring a healthy plant or cutting to exchange and enjoy meeting others. All painting supplies and terracotta pots will be provided.
You’ll leave with:
• A custom hand‑painted pot
• A new plant (if you choose to swap)
• New connections with local plant enthusiastsSpots are limited for 20 participants—be sure to register early!
*This program is for only for Adults 18+."
FMI and to register:
https://sccl.bibliocommons.com/events/69fa85614134893003f0d45f#SolarPunkSunday #Handpainting #PlantPots #ContainerGardening #Workshops #LibrariesRule!
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Tagging for an early #SolarPunkSunday!
#MorganHillCA - Summer 2026 Plant a Seed, Read: Creative Pots & #PlantSwap for Adults
Sunday, June 28, 2026
2:00PM – 3:45PM
#MorganHillLibrary"Get ready to get creative and connect with fellow plant lovers! Join us for a fun, hands‑on evening where you can paint your own terracotta plant pot and participate in a friendly plant swap.
Bring a healthy plant or cutting to exchange and enjoy meeting others. All painting supplies and terracotta pots will be provided.
You’ll leave with:
• A custom hand‑painted pot
• A new plant (if you choose to swap)
• New connections with local plant enthusiastsSpots are limited for 20 participants—be sure to register early!
*This program is for only for Adults 18+."
FMI and to register:
https://sccl.bibliocommons.com/events/69fa85614134893003f0d45f#SolarPunkSunday #Handpainting #PlantPots #ContainerGardening #Workshops #LibrariesRule!
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Tagging for an early #SolarPunkSunday!
#MorganHillCA - Summer 2026 Plant a Seed, Read: Creative Pots & #PlantSwap for Adults
Sunday, June 28, 2026
2:00PM – 3:45PM
#MorganHillLibrary"Get ready to get creative and connect with fellow plant lovers! Join us for a fun, hands‑on evening where you can paint your own terracotta plant pot and participate in a friendly plant swap.
Bring a healthy plant or cutting to exchange and enjoy meeting others. All painting supplies and terracotta pots will be provided.
You’ll leave with:
• A custom hand‑painted pot
• A new plant (if you choose to swap)
• New connections with local plant enthusiastsSpots are limited for 20 participants—be sure to register early!
*This program is for only for Adults 18+."
FMI and to register:
https://sccl.bibliocommons.com/events/69fa85614134893003f0d45f#SolarPunkSunday #Handpainting #PlantPots #ContainerGardening #Workshops #LibrariesRule!
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Tagging for an early #SolarPunkSunday!
#MorganHillCA - Summer 2026 Plant a Seed, Read: Creative Pots & #PlantSwap for Adults
Sunday, June 28, 2026
2:00PM – 3:45PM
#MorganHillLibrary"Get ready to get creative and connect with fellow plant lovers! Join us for a fun, hands‑on evening where you can paint your own terracotta plant pot and participate in a friendly plant swap.
Bring a healthy plant or cutting to exchange and enjoy meeting others. All painting supplies and terracotta pots will be provided.
You’ll leave with:
• A custom hand‑painted pot
• A new plant (if you choose to swap)
• New connections with local plant enthusiastsSpots are limited for 20 participants—be sure to register early!
*This program is for only for Adults 18+."
FMI and to register:
https://sccl.bibliocommons.com/events/69fa85614134893003f0d45f#SolarPunkSunday #Handpainting #PlantPots #ContainerGardening #Workshops #LibrariesRule!
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#OregonStateUniversity students - #CascadesEquipmentLibrary , #GuinsLibraryOfThings and #ValleyLibrary libraries of things!
#Cascades Equipment Library:"Find items to support learning, teaching, and recreation. Computers, audio visual equipment, classroom tools, games, and more!"
https://guides.library.oregonstate.edu/CascadesEquipmentLibrary
Guin's Library of Things: Guin's Library of ThingsTech, Equipment, Games, Puzzles, a Telescope, & More! Includes Marine Mammal, Tidepool & Bird Watching Kits!
https://guides.library.oregonstate.edu/guinslibraryofthings
#Corvallis #OSU Campus Valley LibraryIncludes Study Aids, Computers, Puzzles and Games, Craft Kits, and Outdoor Activity kits!
https://library.oregonstate.edu/valley/library-things
#SolarPunkSunday #LibraryOfThings
#ToolLibrary #BorrowDontBuy
#CircularEconomy #Sustainability #SharingEconomy #OSU -
#OregonStateUniversity students - #CascadesEquipmentLibrary , #GuinsLibraryOfThings and #ValleyLibrary libraries of things!
#Cascades Equipment Library:"Find items to support learning, teaching, and recreation. Computers, audio visual equipment, classroom tools, games, and more!"
https://guides.library.oregonstate.edu/CascadesEquipmentLibrary
Guin's Library of Things: Guin's Library of ThingsTech, Equipment, Games, Puzzles, a Telescope, & More! Includes Marine Mammal, Tidepool & Bird Watching Kits!
https://guides.library.oregonstate.edu/guinslibraryofthings
#Corvallis #OSU Campus Valley LibraryIncludes Study Aids, Computers, Puzzles and Games, Craft Kits, and Outdoor Activity kits!
https://library.oregonstate.edu/valley/library-things
#SolarPunkSunday #LibraryOfThings
#ToolLibrary #BorrowDontBuy
#CircularEconomy #Sustainability #SharingEconomy #OSU -
#OregonStateUniversity students - #CascadesEquipmentLibrary , #GuinsLibraryOfThings and #ValleyLibrary libraries of things!
#Cascades Equipment Library:"Find items to support learning, teaching, and recreation. Computers, audio visual equipment, classroom tools, games, and more!"
https://guides.library.oregonstate.edu/CascadesEquipmentLibrary
Guin's Library of Things: Guin's Library of ThingsTech, Equipment, Games, Puzzles, a Telescope, & More! Includes Marine Mammal, Tidepool & Bird Watching Kits!
https://guides.library.oregonstate.edu/guinslibraryofthings
#Corvallis #OSU Campus Valley LibraryIncludes Study Aids, Computers, Puzzles and Games, Craft Kits, and Outdoor Activity kits!
https://library.oregonstate.edu/valley/library-things
#SolarPunkSunday #LibraryOfThings
#ToolLibrary #BorrowDontBuy
#CircularEconomy #Sustainability #SharingEconomy #OSU -
#OregonStateUniversity students - #CascadesEquipmentLibrary , #GuinsLibraryOfThings and #ValleyLibrary libraries of things!
#Cascades Equipment Library:"Find items to support learning, teaching, and recreation. Computers, audio visual equipment, classroom tools, games, and more!"
https://guides.library.oregonstate.edu/CascadesEquipmentLibrary
Guin's Library of Things: Guin's Library of ThingsTech, Equipment, Games, Puzzles, a Telescope, & More! Includes Marine Mammal, Tidepool & Bird Watching Kits!
https://guides.library.oregonstate.edu/guinslibraryofthings
#Corvallis #OSU Campus Valley LibraryIncludes Study Aids, Computers, Puzzles and Games, Craft Kits, and Outdoor Activity kits!
https://library.oregonstate.edu/valley/library-things
#SolarPunkSunday #LibraryOfThings
#ToolLibrary #BorrowDontBuy
#CircularEconomy #Sustainability #SharingEconomy #OSU -
#OregonStateUniversity students - #CascadesEquipmentLibrary , #GuinsLibraryOfThings and #ValleyLibrary libraries of things!
#Cascades Equipment Library:"Find items to support learning, teaching, and recreation. Computers, audio visual equipment, classroom tools, games, and more!"
https://guides.library.oregonstate.edu/CascadesEquipmentLibrary
Guin's Library of Things: Guin's Library of ThingsTech, Equipment, Games, Puzzles, a Telescope, & More! Includes Marine Mammal, Tidepool & Bird Watching Kits!
https://guides.library.oregonstate.edu/guinslibraryofthings
#Corvallis #OSU Campus Valley LibraryIncludes Study Aids, Computers, Puzzles and Games, Craft Kits, and Outdoor Activity kits!
https://library.oregonstate.edu/valley/library-things
#SolarPunkSunday #LibraryOfThings
#ToolLibrary #BorrowDontBuy
#CircularEconomy #Sustainability #SharingEconomy #OSU