Big Green, a nonprofit that encourages Americans to grow their food, is partnering with Gardopia Gardens for a sustainable agriculture event.
– San Antonio will soon see a big green bus on the road with a mission to promote sustainable agriculture in mind.“We whole-heartedly believe that growing food changes lives,” Madeleine Nelson, Big Green’s vice president of advancement, said in a press release. “This tour is a way for us to honor the people and communities that are changing the status quo of our food system through gardening, while also acting as an amplifier of the stories that share the true impact of growing food firsthand.
The two groups first partnered in 2022. Gardopia Gardens founder and CEO Stephen Lucke joined a Big Green steering committee to further community partnerships the following year. As a caveat, while analysis into agriculture sites such as the Tamōx Talōm Food Forest and the Garcia Street Urban Farm were included, the study did not take into account the community-based organizations promoting regenerative agriculture or alternative farming methods such as
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