Community Groups
Ediblescapes is a community-managed edible forest garden where people of all ages and backgrounds can explore practical approaches to food, ecology and community. Whether your group is interested in gardening, sustainability, biodiversity, community wellbeing or simply spending time together in nature, we invite you to experience the garden as a place for learning, conversation and connection.

Community groups can explore the Learning Trail independently, facilitate their own discussions, or book a guided learning experience with an Ediblescapes gardener.
Who Might Visit?
We welcome a wide range of community groups, including:
- Community gardens
- Garden clubs
- Environmental organisations
- Sustainability groups
- Neighbourhood associations
- Cultural and multicultural organisations
- Health and wellbeing groups
- Men's Sheds and Women's groups
- Seniors groups
- Youth organisations
- Volunteer groups
- Local clubs and community networks
Every community brings its own knowledge, stories and experiences. Visiting Ediblescapes is an opportunity not only to learn from the garden, but also to learn from one another.


Ways Your Group Can Experience Ediblescapes
Community groups may choose to:
Explore
Follow the Learning Trail independently using interpretive stations and QR resources.
Facilitate
Community groups are welcome to bring their own facilitator or group leader to guide discussions using the garden and Learning Trail.
Discover Together
Arrange a guided experience with an Ediblescapes gardener, sharing the story of the garden's development, practical knowledge and ideas behind the Learning Network.


Learning Themes
Community groups often explore topics such as:
- Permaculture
- Agroecology
- Living Biology
- Biocultural Food Knowledge
- Syntropic Practice
- Commons-Based Community Gardening


Planning Your Visit
Whether your group is large or small, we'd be happy to discuss your interests and help you choose the most suitable way to experience the garden.


Learn With One Another
Every community brings its own knowledge, stories and experiences. At Ediblescapes, learning is a shared conversation between people and the living garden. Visitors are invited not only to learn from nature, but also to learn from one another as new relationships and understandings emerge.

