Photo courtesy of Keta Price.Join your neighbors for a co-designing session to build from ideas, priorities and concepts of Workshop II. We will review and refine the resident priorities for urban greening benefits and continue to design for what type of urban greening (GSI) can be implemented in the public right of way and residential […]
Walking tour of DAG to ground truth strengths and challenges via photo-voicing activity....to reserve your spot.
The first part of Workshop II will be focused on better understanding GSI. The second part will be a brainstorm and design session using the 3D model....to reserve your spot.
Join your neighbors for a co-designing session to build from ideas, priorities and concepts of Workshop II. We will review and refine the resident priorities for urban greening benefits and continue to design for what type of urban greening (GSI) can be implemented in the public right of way and residential properties. Working directly on […]
Review the 3D model with resident input on GSI ideas for Dag. Discuss 2025 implemetation....to reserve your spot.
Starting in March, Urban Tilth, SF Estuary Institute and UC Berkeley are hosting a series of events to help Richmond residents understand and help design the future of green spaces in the Iron Triangle neighborhood. Community advisors will attend all events in the series, and receive up to $300 compensation. No previous experience or expertise is required. Events will occur approximately once per month.
Starting in March, Urban Tilth, SF Estuary Institute and UC Berkeley are hosting a series of events to help Richmond residents understand and help design the future of green spaces in the Iron Triangle neighborhood. Community advisors will attend all events in the series, and receive up to $300 compensation. No previous experience or expertise is required. Events will occur approximately once per month.
The first part of Workshop II will be focused on better understanding GSI. The second part will be a brainstorm and design session using the 3D model. ...to reserve your spot.
Starting in March, Urban Tilth, SF Estuary Institute and UC Berkeley are hosting a series of events to help Richmond residents understand and help design the future of green spaces in the Iron Triangle neighborhood. Community advisors will attend all events in the series, and receive up to $300 compensation. No previous experience or expertise is required. Events will occur approximately once per month.
Join Urban Tilth, SF Estuary Institute and UC Berkeley as we care for the bioswales at the Richmond Greenway! We'll take some time to clean-up the bioswales (aka raingardens) at 6th street; we'll also be collecting seed and nurturing pollinator-friendly plants. We'll also spend time learning about and helping to shape the future of 'green stormwater infrastructure' (aka GSI) within the Iron Triangle community. Bring closed-toed shoes, a reusable water bottle, and clothes that can get a little dirty! Gloves, tools, and snacks will be provided.