The Warre Hive was first developed by Abbe Emile Warre (1867-1951). His method of designing a hive is keeps how bees live in the natural...
Archive for category: Ecology
Garden partner Singing Frogs Farm finds success with no till
In addition to native gardens, we’ll be featuring some of our garden partners in the eco-village model, both here at the Middlebrook Center and future...
Garden for India, sustainable land-use and collaboration for Mother Earth
Garden for India: A Sustainable Urban Land-Use Model by Deeksha Chopra Having achieved promising results in Africa and a huge support in Silicon Valley, USA,...
Beehives for the Modern Farmer
Modern Beehives by Paul Holowko, June 4, 2017 This Beehive design brings bee keeping into the 21st Century. This beehive logs the health of your...
Can you dig it? Garden plot design from Yamoransa to San Jose
Behind a great garden is a great plot design. Before work began in Yamoransa, Alrie designed a highly functional garden plot that would make the most...
Donate to Yamaronsa!
Will you support our work in Ghana this year? Today I am in Ghana to work again with our Green Club team on their garden...
Sustainable Urban Village Model: A Biomimic Design
Creating the vision by Deeksha Chopra, Environment Consultant To advance the conversation on sustainable urban land-use practices, CNGF has developed a vision document to illustrate...
Youth say ‘YES’ to sustainability at San Francisco conference
We were honored to take part in the 2017 Youth for Environment and Sustainability Conference Feb. 25. Middle and high school students from nine Bay Area...
Marching through Big Sur inspires this month’s garden spotlight
Instead of featuring one garden, during this exceptional California winter season we are showing two gardens that were inspired by one of California’s most diverse...
Native plant gardens: Horsetail
By Angela Ngo This month’s native plant is Equisetum hyemale, commonly known as scouringrush horsetail. It is a member of the Equisetaceae (horsetail) family. It...
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