Coastal Roots Farm presents annual Tu B’Shvat Food Forest Festival

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Families and friends meet up at Coastal Roots Farms (Robert_McKenzie)

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Sofi, Sheina, Dovi, and Deli enjoy the crafts (Robert_McKenzie)

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Coastal Roots Farms President and CEO Javier Guerrero (Robert_McKenzie)

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Coastal Roots Farms intern Lara Lenta teaches Charlotte all about compost layering (Robert_McKenzie)

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Coastal Root Farms is located at 441 Saxony Rd in Encinitas (Robert_McKenzie)

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George Scurlock, Luke Cocalis, Serena, Rhonda Scurlock (Robert_McKenzie)

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Food Forest best practices (Robert_McKenzie)

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Having fun while digging in the compost pile (Robert_McKenzie)

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The Olsher-Dial families (Robert_McKenzie)

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Coral Bells entertained the visitors (Robert_McKenzie)

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Katie Zamani with Leila (Robert_McKenzie)

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Steven and Heidi Heim with Chloe and Lily (Robert_McKenzie)

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FAV (Female Athletes Volunteers) Megan and Madeline (Robert_McKenzie)

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Lisa Murray with Josh and Jack (Robert_McKenzie)

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Marco and Karin Sawrey with Benjamin and Sebastian (Robert_McKenzie)

Jan. 25, 2022 11:09 AM PT

Coastal Roots Farm, a nonprofit Jewish community farm and education center, held a celebration of Tu B’Shvat, the Jewish New Year of the Trees, on Jan. 16.

To celebrate the “New Year of the Trees”, Coastal Roots Farm emphasized the importance of combating climate change. The event featured hands-on activities for all ages, such as Food Forest tree maintenance, climate change education, local food, drinks, and more. A Kid Zone was also featured at the event with Tu B’Shvat-themed crafts, stories, and microscope activities. Visit coastalrootsfarm.org.

Photos by Robert McKenzie

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