Rescue the harvest.Save the seeds.Grow your community.

An open learning hub built to help communities take real-world action for the land and for one another. Start with gleaning today, and be first in line when seed saving opens.

How to Create a Gleaning Program

See how community harvests really work, then start one of your own. Learn to reclaim fruit and produce that would otherwise go to waste and get it to the pantries, shelters, schools, and meal programs that feed your neighbors.

$50for non-members
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Free for members. A $120/year membership includes this course, the seed-saving course when it launches, and every course after that. See member plans

Seeds collected from a home gardenComing soon

How to Save Seeds from Your Garden

Learn to collect, dry, and store seeds from any plant, then team up with seed libraries and local groups to share them across your community.

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Clean up your block.Build a crew.Keep it going.

Litter doesn't clean itself up, but a few committed neighbors can. Learn how to start a cleanup program where you live and keep it running long after the first day out.

How to Launch Your Litter Program

Get the skills to launch a community cleanup program in your own area and sustain it, so your streets, parks, and creeks stay clean long after the first cleanup.

$50for non-members
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Free for members. A $120/year membership includes this course, the gleaning course, and every new course as it launches. See member plans

Choose a cutting.Make the join.Grow new fruit.

Our next course is all about grafting: joining a cutting from a tree you love onto healthy rootstock so it takes, grows, and bears fruit.

Grafting a fruit tree cutting onto rootstockComing soon

Grafting Fruit Trees with Ease & Precision

Best practices and solutions for pairing cuttings and rootstock successfully.

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$50 at launch, free for members. A $120/year membership will include this course when it opens, along with every other Forestr University course. See member plans