Upcoming Events

CANCELLED Wild Food Wander, Saturday, May 14th from 2 to 4 pm starting at Lansing Food Forest, 299 Starkweather Drive. Andy from What Got Gathered will be leading this walk that starts at the food forest. The walk costs $30 per participant, and 10% of the profits will be donated to Wisconsin Food Forests. Sign up here: https://whatgotgathered.com/

Tour of Farley Center Food Forest, Sunday, May 15th from 2:30 to 3:30 pm at the Farley Center, 2299 Spring Rose Road, Verona.

Ian and Natalia will offer a free tour of the Farley Center Food Forest. Come early for the Japanese Taiko Drumming Concert! (Starts at 1 pm, $10 suggested donation, bring cash for organic veggies as well, please carpool if you can.)

Work Day at Monona United Methodist Church, 606 Nichols Road, Sunday, May 22nd from 2 – 4 pm. Help plant a food forest! If you have them, bring: wheelbarrows, plain brown cardboard with no tape or staples, and work gloves.

Work Day at the Farley Center

Tuesday, May 24th from 5:30 – 7:30 pm

2299 Spring Rose Road, Verona

Help weed and plant in the Farley Food Forest!

Work Day at Common Grace Church, 3565 Tulane Avenue

Sunday, May 29th from 10:30 am to 12 noon

Help plant a pollinator garden in the terrace! Please bring a shovel if you have one and work gloves.

Current News

We are looking for sites for 2023 and beyond. Please contact us if your neighborhood, school, non-profit organization, etc. would like a free food forest.

Emily picks an apple at Troy Farms. Note the sumac bushes in front of the apple tree, demonstrating a naturally occurring example of a food forest.

Opportunities for Engagement

We are hardwired for connection.

Research suggests that having plants around you is good for your health and productivity.

Trees provide beauty, fruit for people and wildlife, flowers for pollinators, shade, and places to gather. They take up carbon dioxide and sequester it in the ground while providing oxygen.

Therefore, planting more trees serves WFF's environmental goal. At the same time, we have an environmental and community goal—to plant more trees because people connect to plants and to one another.

Our basic food forest package includes a bench (the Beulah bench), which will provide a place for gathering. Here, people, plants, and nature can connect.

“Progress does not have to be patented to be worthwhile. Progress can also be measured by our interactions with nature and its preservation. Can we teach children to look at a flower and see all the things it represents: beauty, the health of an ecosystem, and the potential for healing? ”

― Richard Louv, Last Child in the Woods: Saving Our Children from Nature-Deficit Disorder

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Help us feed Jasper

SoL Criations is a sanctuary for rescued farm animals located in Endeavor, Wisconsin. We planted a food forest in June 2019 to provide food and habitat for their residents, whether they're on two legs or four.

“Here in our SoL ~ our “Space of Love", we wish to inspire a shift in perspective.

A new story of peace and gentle reverence for all life. Helping to reawaken our connection with animals and the Earth. Caring, advocating, educating and mentoring for the animals through making connections, empowering hearts and opening minds to make conscious, compassionate choices for the animals, the Earth and ourselves.

We look forward to sharing our SoL with you!"

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