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Studies agree that the positive effects of natural areas significantly improve both physical health and mental health.

Learn more about our Plant A Row DeKalb partner, the Wylde Center.

Learn a bit about Food Well Alliance, one of our partners in the Plant A Row DeKalb campaign.

Cam Christian is the founder of Plantlanta, an organization that educates children and young adults on the importance of growing food

Libraries are cornerstones of our society. With an average of 10 visits to the library per year, people are twice as likely to visit a...

Roots Down paired with District 5 Commissioner Mereda Davis Johnson and her team at a Fruitful Community installation at Stonecrest Library

Learn about how adding Productive Urban Landscapes to libraries can be beneficial to the community...

Roots Down donated 14 fruit trees to The Mohammed Schools of Atlanta to help fulfill their vision for an edible soccer field

Top reasons to attend Roots Down first ever Community Forum via Zoom on April 14th

It's about to smell a lot like onions, so let's talk about those wild onions in your yard.

5 things our youth GreenHive leaders are looking forward to doing this spring…

This week we're asking the hard questions, like do squirrels pity us?

Here are some of the most influential women in the urban agriculture space.

A little history lesson about apple pie, the American food system, and why we do what we do at Roots Down.

From mossy murals in NYC to a radical new architecture in Miami, here are 5 amazing uses of plants in artwork.

One of Roots Down's primary goals is to grow green collar jobs. Here's how we do it!

How can Productive Urban Landscapes address climate change? Here are 5 ways.

Our weekly link dump from the edges of urban agriculture.

The tragedy of our food system is that we grow enough food but are unable (or unwilling) to deliver it to those in need.

Every plant is unique just like people are. Find out what unique characteristics you share with a plant.