What's a Food Forest
from First Comes Food Hosted by Canadian Feed the Children
Almost one in three people in the world did not have access to adequate food last year. A worldwide pandemic, broken supply chains, conflict and climate change worsened what was already a severe food shortage. It’s often children who suffer the most. On this episode, you’ll hear about a remarkable partnership that is helping Indigenous families grow their own food. Food Forests are a unique way communities help themselves, as we’ll hear when we visit Beardy’s and Okemasis Cree Nation. Then we’ll check in with Glenn Checkley, the Director of Indigenous Partnerships and Programs for Canadian Feed The Children, about similar programs in Canada and other parts of the world. Visit canadianfeedthechildren.ca/podcast for more. About the Series: First Comes Food by an award-winning registered Canadian Charity envisions a world where children thrive free from hunger and poverty. Canadian Feed the Children has been working toward that goal for over three decades. On this series you’ll hear about the incredible gains they’ve made with donors and partners all over the world. About Canadian Feed The Children We are an award-winning registered Canadian charity that envisions a world where children thrive free from hunger and poverty. We have been taking action against childhood hunger in Canada and around the world for over 35 years. We partner with communities across Canada and internationally, taking a community-led approach to support them as they achieve their own long-term sustainable change.
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On this episode, you’ll hear about a remarkable partnership that is helping Indigenous families grow their own food. Food Forests are a unique way communities grow their own nutritious food locally and feed families for generations. We’ll take you to one such food forest in central Saskatchewan and meet the people behind it.
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