Soil Sisters care for the land — and each other
Soil Sisters creates a supportive community for female and nonbinary farmers, gardeners and land stewards.
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Soil Sisters creates a supportive community for female and nonbinary farmers, gardeners and land stewards.
The Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy will host free “Earth Month” activities, encouraging Pittsburghers to get outdoors, immerse themselves in nature and do their part to leave the environment better than they found it.
Explore the Soil Sisters exhibition in Accra, Ghana, showcasing sustainable architectural design and material practices for soil nutrition and resilience.
For three years, Raynise Kelly and her sister have operated a small business in Pittsburgh’s Beltzhoover neighborhood where they produced food for their community. They’ve hosted garden supply giveaways and summer camps since launching Soil Sisters, a seedling business “growing garden vegetable plants that focuses on food production,” Kelly said.
Looking for things to do this week, June 5-11? Head to arts, culture and food festivals, see live performances and much more.