Educational structures were involved in the implementation of a new project to create an edible landscape. Now the children are very happy to study agriculture, cultivate their own beds and raise fish and bees. Now they know much more about healthy eating and see fruits and vegetables in their natural environment, not just packed on store shelves. And next year it is planned to open paid courses in agriculture.
Now agricultural tourism is successfully developing in this town — those who want to dig a little in the beds from all over the world come to them. And everyone can taste their fruits — everywhere there are signs with an offer to treat themselves.
Gradually, step by step, they began to change the world around them. And for this they did not need to wait for special permits or a check for a large sum. They just took it, organized themselves and did what they wanted. And it turned out to be pleasantly contagious. Now similar cities have begun to appear throughout England, in the USA, Japan and New Zealand. I really want to believe that something similar is possible here.
