All About the Forest
Use this page to learn more about the Urban Food Forest at Browns Mill and the amazing wide variety of fresh, flavorful, and healthy nuts, fruits, vegetables, herbs, and mushrooms
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Use this Interactive Map to Guide you through the Food Forest and learn more!
WARNING: DO NOT HARVEST IN A ZONE WITHOUT CONTACTING A LEAD PARTNER
WARNING: DO NOT HARVEST IN A ZONE WITHOUT CONTACTING A LEAD PARTNER
Are you having trouble using the map? Watch the video below and get help!
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0:13 - How do I know where I am on the map?
0:35 - How can I learn more about the plants on the map?
1:09 - Can I find information about events on the map?
1:25 - What do I do if the map isn't loading on my device?
1:50 - Can I reach out to the UFFBM team for questions?
2:10 - What devices does the map work on?
2:26 - Can I access the map offline?
2:36 - How can I see just the trails?
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Learn more about the zones and the amazing partners that steward them!
Celestial Care Solutions INC.
Celeste's unique approach combines traditional healing practices with modern nutritional science. Her personalized wellness plans have garnered her praise for their effectiveness and her genuine care. As an active community member, Celeste hosts workshops, volunteerism, and seminars, along with sharing her expertise to promote holistic well-being in her community and beyond.
Friends of Urban Food Forest at Browns Mill
The Friends of the Urban Food Forest at Browns Mill is a non-profit organization dedicated to advancing sustainable agriculture in Atlanta. We believe that by extending your hand and expanding your mind, you can make a real impact in your community.
Trees Atlanta
Trees Atlanta is one of the most widely known nonprofit organizations in Atlanta. Trees Atlanta has been with the Urban Food Forest at Browns Mill since it was created. Since establishing UFFBM, Trees Atlanta has planted thousands of native plants. Trees Atlanta now removes invasive species in the Forest of Food, leads volunteer projects, and plants native edible plants.
Urban Food Forest at Browns Mill Community Garden, INC.
The UFFBM Community Garden adopted the garden through the Aglanta Grows-A-Lot Program in 2019. Members garden communally, sharing harvests with the group and giving excess produce to community residents, Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church Food Pantry & Southeast Neighborhood Senior Center. Volunteers also receive a share of the harvest.
WARNING: DO NOT HARVEST IN A ZONE WITHOUT CONTACTING A LEAD PARTNER
WARNING: DO NOT HARVEST IN A ZONE WITHOUT CONTACTING A LEAD PARTNER