Beacon Food Forest

Urban Farm DB summary

This Wikipedia article covers the Beacon Food Forest, an urban food forest on public land in Seattle's Beacon Hill neighborhood, described as the largest food forest on public land in the United States. Jacqueline Cramer and Glenn Herlihy proposed the concept in 2009; the project received a $20,000 grant in 2010 and a $100,000 development grant in December 2011, with initial planting of 1.75 acres in September 2012. It added 27 P-Patch garden plots in 2014, expanded by 1.5 acres in 2019, and its Food Forest Collective gained nonprofit status in August 2017.

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• 7 acres

  site area(beacon food forest)

  Design

  region

  Seattle, USA

• 100,000 usd

  development grant(beacon food forest)

  Economics

  region

  Seattle, USA

  year

  2011

• 20,000 usd

  initial grant(beacon food forest)

  Economics

  region

  Seattle, USA

  year

  2010

• 27 count

  p patch plot count(beacon food forest)

  Design

  region

  Seattle, USA

  year

  2014

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• Community cohesionSupports
• Food accessSupportsWith caveats