Vancouver Hub: Indigenous Foodscapes

Indigenous Foodscapes is an Indigenous plant and pedagogy pilot project taking place on the unceded territories of Musqueam, Squamish and Tsleil-Waututh Nations.

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Harvest4Knowledge

Harvest4Knowledge is an Indigenous plant and traditional knowledge project in the Songhees & Esquimalt Nations (Victoria). It brings Indigenous plants and traditional knowledge into the minds and and hearts of youth.

Whether you are a teacher or parent looking to grow or food with children, check out our resource list that we are adding to daily! With the COVID-19 pandemic, we want to make those available resources easy for you to find.

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Webinar Series

Our 2019/2020 webinar series showcased inspirational champions in each of our hubs across the province. Click below to watch recaps of the webinar and recordings.

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F2SBC Program Models

From school gardens, microgreens and smoothies to tower gardens, farm visits and so much more, F2SBC programs look different in every classroom. Looking for examples of what's possible? Click below to find out more information.

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F2SBC Fact Sheet 2019

What is Farm to School BC? Are you looking for a quick overview of our program? Download the Farm to School BC Fact Sheet to find out more!

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Reconnecting Food and Land

"Food keeps us connected to the land, it keeps us connected to our traditions and we want our kids to take part in that" - Haida Gwaii Learning Circle Coordinator

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Farm to School BC Vancouver Video

Farm to School BC is supported by a large network of students, teachers, parents, and community partners. Check out this amazing video from Farm to School BC's Vancouver Regional Hub.

Have a wonderful and safe summer break!

As schools wrap up for the year and head off for a summer break, the team at Farm to School BC wanted to say a HUGE thank you!

This last school year has been amazing, ending in a way that no one could have anticipated! It has been so inspiring to watch teachers, students, and community groups be so creative and flexible, creating amazing resources, growing and sharing food, and being reminded of the importance of community.

So many people, and organizations have worked so hard to fill this year with fresh local food and hands on learning in schools and communities across the province, and we couldn’t be more grateful!

We would like to wish you all a safe and happy summer, and we look forward to connecting with you in September!