WebsiteShort Description
Te Puke Urban Food ForestTe Puke Urban Food Forest is a community-driven initiative focused on creating a thriving, sustainable ecosystem in the heart of Te Puke. By blending permaculture principles with community engagement, we aim to grow fresh kai, foster plant knowledge, and inspire local resilience. 🌱🌿
My Foodforest NZFood Forest Design powered by Syntropic Agroforestry
Tauranga Food ForestCreating a food forest paradise
Little Honduras NZLittle Honduras NZ, the beginning.... a work in progress. Interests: permaculture, growing soil, becoming less of a consumer, more of a provider.
Fruit of Spines NZLearner, grower, collector of fruit giving cactus. Northland, Aotearoa 🇳🇿 DRAGONFRUIT🌵COLUMNAR🌵EPIPHYTIC 🌵OTHER EDIBLE CACTAI.
Sanctuary
Mahi Whenua gardens and food forest		The Sanctuary Mahi Whenua is recognised as the space of many sustainability firsts for Auckland. These include the city's first multi-layered food forest, the first engineered swale and the first ecostructures.
Permaculture Farm and Certified Organic NurseryWe are lucky enough to be kaitiaki of 16 acres which we have been designing according to permaculture principles. At Kahikatea Farm we are growing our soils, growing a food forest, growing our children and their future.
16 Mar
* Food Forests of New Zealand (www.foodforests.nz), Community Gardens, Te Puke

🌿 Te Puke’s Green Gems: A Day of Community and Cultivation 🌿

On Sunday, March 16th, the Bay of Plenty buzzed with excitement as local community gardens opened their gates for a special event. Among these verdant havens, two Te Puke treasures stood out: the Te Puke Community Garden and Giggles Te Puke Early Learning Centre. But that’s not all—Troppo’s very own...

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25 Feb
* Food Forests of New Zealand (www.foodforests.nz), Te Puke

🌱 Youth Getting Into Syntropic Agroforestry: A Visit from Jared 🌱

The future of regenerative agriculture and food security is bright when young growers step up! 🌿🌏 It’s always exciting to see passionate youth diving into the world of syntropic agroforestry. Recently, I had the pleasure of hosting Jared and his father, Steve, for a tour of Troppo’s tropical food fo...

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