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Atlanta, GA plants edible trees at the Community Urban Food Forest to remedy food desert effects

Atlanta, GA Community Urban Food Forest Edible Trees

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The 7.1-acre forest occupies disused farmland in the Browns Mill neighborhood. Local volunteers planted and maintain more than 2,200 trees with fruits, nuts, and vegetables free for public use. Parks department staff highlight the health, environmental, and aesthetic benefits of the farm during tours with school and community groups. City officials want to replicate this model to provide easy access to healthy food for 85% of Atlanta residents by 2022.

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Atlanta, GA

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About the Urban Food Forest at Browns Mill — AgLanta AgLanta - Urban Agriculture Atlanta

Food Forest at Browns Mill | The Conservation Fund

Atlanta’s Food Forest is the first of its kind, providing fresh produce in a community that has limited access to affordable, healthy foods. The Conservation Fund, the City of Atlanta Office of Resilience and Department of Parks & Recreation, and...

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