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Want to organize a plant share in your community? We have been asked on numerous occasions if there is a plant share event in various places around the state. To date, there is not, but you can start one! We have built a "living" plant share replication toolkit.

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The Food Sovereignty Toolkit: Building your own Plant Share Project

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The Food Sovereignty Toolkit: Building your own Plant Share Project

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Cultivating  Food Justice: Local Food and Nature's Rights

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Cultivating  Food Justice: Local Food and Nature's Rights

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​ The young shoots, flower buds, immature fruits, and roots of butterfly milkweed were boiled and prepared as a food-source by various indigenous groups of eastern and mid-western America…

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Common Milkweed: Uses and Natural Remedies

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Common milkweed has a lot of benefits for nature—monarch caterpillars enjoy the leaves, while hummingbirds and butterflies love the flowers! But did you know that the plant has a lot of other benefits, too?

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We have renamed "milk weed" to "milkweed plant". The milkweed plant provides all the nourishment the monarch needs to transform the Monarch caterpillar into the adult butterfly. Milk Plant also has many other uses! This section will post links on the uses of the milk plant. (Note: Milkweed plants are food for caterpillars but poisonous to humans. Avoid getting milkweed sap on your skin or in your eyes. Milkweed is also toxic if eaten, so keep plants away from young children and pets.)

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Adopt a Milkweed! We are offering a milkweed plant to anyone who would like one.
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We know that Monarch caterpillars only eat milkweed.

The milkweed plant provides all the nourishment the monarch needs to transform the Monarch caterpillar into the adult butterfly.

After you get your milkweed plant, watch your milkweed grow. After a month or two, the Monarch caterpillars will start eating them. Milkweed does spread, so be sure to plant it in area big enough for the spread you want.

(Note: Milkweed plants are food for caterpillars but poisonous to humans. Avoid getting milkweed sap on your skin or in your eyes. Milkweed is also toxic if eaten, so keep plants away from young children and pets.)

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Adopt a Milkweed! We are offering a milkweed plant to anyone who would like one. MilkweedInfoSheet We know that Monarch caterpillars only eat milkweed. The milkweed plant provides all the nourishment the monarch needs to transform the Monarch caterpillar into the adult butterfly. After you get your milkweed plant, watch your milkweed grow.

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Join the movement to destigamtize this wonderful plant of many uses!

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Our challenge to everyone is to re-think the dandelion. Not only are there many ways to use the plant for edible and medicinal purposes, the Dandelion also provides food for bees! Join the movement…

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The Dirt2Table project is focused on building community, one seed at a time.  We do this through education to ensure that we are empowered to enhance our communities learning how to grow our own food and knowing that there is support in the process. Building community resilience means “feeding” our community in many ways. The Dirt2Table project concentrates on ensuring that community members not only learn how to grow their own food but know that they have support in the process. Read more: https://dirt2table.org/feeding-our-community/

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Feeding Our Community The Dirt2Table project is focused on building community, one seed at a time. We do this through education to ensure that we are empowered to enhance our communities learning …

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Community Resilience in adverse situations is crucial. Adverse situations include natural disasters, disease outbreaks, and other emergency situations that warrant communities to access available resources for survival. Read more: https://dirt2table.org/feeding-our-community/adverse-situations/

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Community Resilience in adverse situations is crucial. Adverse situations include natural disasters, disease outbreaks, and other emergency situations that warrant communities to access available r…

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Universal Declaration of the Rights of Mother Earth

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Universal Declaration of the Rights of Mother Earth

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Global Alliance for the Rights of Nature

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Global Alliance for the Rights of Nature

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Global Alliance for the Rights of Nature (GARN)

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GARN is a network of organizations and individuals committed to the implementation of legal systems that respect and enforce Rights of Nature.

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Every year Dirt2Table holds a “Foodraiser”. This event is a “Plant Share”using the “Gift Economy” model. A gift economy is a type of exchange where valuables are not trade…

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This community collective project is an example model of how food can be free and accessible. It involves helping a fruit orchard and associated vegetable gardens thrive, with the intent of providing the produce grown by the plants to the people in the community. It is also a place to give to the overall health of the environment and to learn and teach community resiliency and caring. #forthepeople #foralllife #disruptivehumanity #climateaction #communityresilience

Anyone who has the interest can join in the planting and care taking of the project, those who do mostly see the labor as a gift to the community that brings them joy in the giving. We mainly have work sessions, or collaboration sessions on Sunday mornings at the project site. The land upon which the project sits is the ancestral homelands of the Ute and Shoshone tribes. "Og-woi" is the Shoshone word for River, chosen because the project is next to the Jordan River in Salt Lake City. We must therefore give back to the land what was taken and create a way of providing nourishment - for the soul and body - to all who wish to be nourished.

This project is 100% powered and managed by a collective of many volunteer partners.

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This community collective project is an example model of how food can be free and accessible. It involves helping a fruit orchard and associated vegetable gardens thrive, with the intent of providing the produce grown by the plants to the people in the community.

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We are a conscious global movement for the legal recognition of Nature’s rights as the foundation of all other rights - because Nature is the foundation of life.

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Food as Kin in Kimmerer's Braining Sweetgrass

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Food as Kin in Kimmerer's Braining Sweetgrass