About this episode
Patrick Franklyn discusses the benefits of street gardening and its impact on community and biodiversity.
How can it enrich your life? Patrick Franklyn is a landscape architect and academic who spends his spare moments planting what he calls the ‘paddocks’ of his Tamarama street. Trees, herbs, vegetables feed the locals but also create biodiversity corridors through out our city, supporting everything from owls to insects. How to get started? What [...]Read More... from Street gardening as a shared purpose
People in this episode
Guest: Patrick Franklyn
Topics covered
- street gardening
- landscape architecture
- biodiversity
- community
- urban gardening
Keywords
- street gardening
- landscape architect
- biodiversity corridors
- community gardening
- urban agriculture
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Places: Tamarama
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