Background

Moulsecoomb Forest Garden and Wildlife Project is a community project which has built links with local people and local schools. It is open every Tuesday and Friday 10am-3pm. Pupils are involved in the running of the garden such as planting and creating wildlife habitats. The aims of the garden include;

Reduce anti-social behaviour by involving excluded pupils in the running of the garden.

Improve community health by producing organic and locally grown fruit and vegetables.

Enhance skills and employability by offering practical based training and volunteering opportunities.

Involve children in planting, growing and eating healthy food and learning to respect nature and the environment.

Create and enhance wildlife habitats and protect bio-diversity including old fashioned vegetable varieties.

Promote sustainable lifestyles by encouraging and educating people about the benefits of organic gardening, locally produced food and composting.

Contribution to Environmental Citizenship

Moulsecoomb Forest Garden is related to environmental citizenship because it is based on community development, the environment, conservation, heritage, education and training.

Contact Details:

Website: http://seedybusiness.org/