Students aim to build free food forests

Thursday, October 3, 2013

Canada.com

Students at Wellington and Dover Bay Secondary schools have teamed up to enter the Aviva Community Fund contest in an effort to win $150,000 to build five free food forests and native healing gardens in Nanaimo.

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