Community Garden

The Denison Community Garden was created in 2010 with the aim of building a stronger sense of community.

Sustainability

Our Commitment
Our Commitment
A history of Denison University's commitment to sustainability
Commitment in Action
Commitment in Action
A list of frequently asked questions about sustainability efforts at Denison University.
Get Engaged
Get Engaged
A list of student organizations that work to promote different facets of responsible living both on campus and in the local community.
Education & Research
Education & Research
Education and research related to sustainability is a core value for Denisonians.
- Biological Reserve
- Denison Arboretum
Contacts
Forms, Policies, Publications

The Denison Community Garden was created in 2010 with the aim of building a stronger sense of community and increasing awareness of local food production and sustainable agriculture. Around 100 members of the Denison community are gardening each year.

Garden plots are available in two sizes and can be rented by groups of students and faculty for the summer. Gardeners work together to care for their plots, participate in garden workdays, and grow produce in an environmentally sustainable way.

If you are interested in gardening at Denison, contact Dr. Jack Shuler or Dr. Paul Barickman who oversee the Community Garden.