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Sandown in the Times Colonist!

Did you pick up a Times Colonist on Sunday? We are thrilled to have our Regenerative Farmer and Growing Young Farmers programs highlighted in the paper!

Click here to read the article

 

Volunteer opportunity:

Wednesday, May 8th, drop in anytime between 9:30am - 1:30pm

Help us install our new raised beds made from upcycled wood with our friends at ReWood for the Growing Young Farmers teaching gardens! Email Emily at info@sandowncentre.com so we know how many helping hands we can expect.


Other news:


FarmFolk CityFolk annual local food celebration and fundraiser, Feast of Fields, will be held at Sandown Centre this year! Feast of Fields is a wandering gourmet harvest festival that strengthens the connections between farm folks and city folks. With a wine glass and linen napkin in hand, guests stroll across farmers’ fields, through barns, past tractors, and around chicken coops, listening to live music, and tasting gourmet creations from top BC chefs, farmers, fishers, ranchers, food artisans, and beverage producers.


Watch the video below taken taken in Fall by Eric Ouellette of the UVic Community Engagement CE300 Class:



Other opportunities to get involved at Sandown:








Join our Regenerative Gardener Program to learn from our expert regenerative farmer and take your growing skills to the next level. 










Looking for a volunteer opportunity? Contact Matthew at stewardship@sandowncentre.com to register for our upcoming ivy pull on Sunday, May 5th, anytime between 10am - 2pm at the Littlewood trailhead (up the road from the main Sandown entrance).





Until next time, stay tuned and thank you for your continued support!












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​© 2023 Sandown Centre for Regenerative Agriculture

The Sandown Centre is located on the traditional lands of the SENĆOŦEN speaking W̱S͸ḴEM (Tseycum) peoples of the W̱SÁNEĆ First Nations. We recognize, with deep humility and respect, the people who stewarded these lands since time immemorial and the devastation caused by colonization.

Regenerative Agriculture draws from the wisdom and environmental connection that is found in Indigenous food systems throughout history and accross the globe. During colonization, farming as we know it, was used to remove Indigenous people from their ancestral lands and disrupt their traditional foodways, causing widespread suffering and loss of life. Integral to regenerative agriculture is food sovereignty, equity, justice, environmental conservation, and the knowledge that we must care for the earth to care for ourselves. We are committed to working in the spirit of these ideals, and strive towards tangible reconciliation work through land restoration, stewardship, education, food and relationship.

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