Well, that was a cold April! I remember last April paddling across Kennedy Lake in a bikini, picnicking and swimming with my family. Not...

Gardening can be a bit dirty but well worth it. During the month of March the students were busy bees learning - yes, soil is alive! Our...

Let’s hear it for volunteers! After moving a homemade compost mound onto my food growing beds in the greenhouse, a fascinating diversity...

February was a time of great sunshine and very little rain in our gardens. We are so grateful to have received two water catchments from...

Here we go. Ready or not, the growing season is upon us! By now we have seen all the early Spring flowers popping up around our towns and...

We have been so excited to return to our gardens after Christmas; curious to see what our kale, arugula, mustard greens, romaine,...

Happy new year and blessings for the best growing season ever! Now that the winter solstice is behind us, we will start to see some of...

November was a wet and chilly month. We had so much fun exploring, learning and playing in the gardens, undercover area and life skills...

We've had a busy October at our Food Forest with over sixty two students and 5 elders participating in our programs weekly! We harvested...

Happy Fall Harvest from the Wickaninnish Community School Food Forest! Back to School Our students have returned, garden clubs have begun...