There was an interesting article in the PI about urban farming. The picture above is a bit of a pipe dream, but the article gives examples of places in Seattle that are taking advantage of small spaces to plant gardens. It's cool to think about so much potential and how it can be integrated into the landscape. The Chardin Garden is a great example of a space that wasn't being fully utilized before and is now adding food production and an educational opportunity. Next up, where can we put a chicken coop on campus? For a more esoteric discussion of the matter, please refer to this post.
It's been a while since I've been posting. I'll have to add pictures soon. Things are coming up well. I just wish it would stay warmer. Good luck with finals.
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