On Sept. 27, students, staff, and community stakeholders gathered at the Charter School to celebrate the opening of the Island’s first public food forest. The perennial food-producing garden mimics and supports natural systems, and was developed by Roxanne Kapitan for Island Grown Initiative, through a grant from the Cedar Tree Foundation.
See more pictures and read the full article on the MV Times…
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