Fifty families in Linda Vista & City Heights got everything they need to start their own food garden.
Earth Day is just around the corner. KPBS reporter John Carroll takes us to an event held today that’s all about the earth and what grows out of it.in Linda Vista has provided Tiny Gardens to the community.in Clairemont. Like Shaw, other students from the high school shovel soil into bags. But for Shaw and a group of her fellow students, it was all totally worth it.Students from High Tech High in Clairemont shovel soil into bags at the Tiny Gardens event in Linda Vista on April 20, 2022.
“ to help people who are without access to healthy food because it is a basic human need, a basic human right and no one should be without it," she said. “Hello, hold on — what color bag do you want?" asked County Board of Supervisors chair Nathan Fletcher as he helped load cars at the event.County Board of Supervisors chairman Nathan Fletcher loads items into a car at the Tiny Gardens event in Linda Vista on April 20, 2022.
Fletcher originally partnered with Bayside last year as a way to get food — and the means to grow it — to people during the pandemic. “If you can locally grow, you’re gonna get access to fresh produce and vegetables, you’re also gonna have a positive environmental impact by not trucking things across the country and across the world — it’s not as hard as it seems," Fletcher said.
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