We are SEED.
South End Ecological Development.
Located in the Bayview School area, now referred to as ‘S.E.E.D’, we have many initiatives sprouting up. To name a few; we have planted three ‘food forests’ with over 80 publicly accessible fruit and nut trees; we have constructed educational food gardens for Bayview students; we offer an on-street food bank and pocket library; we care for the restoration and maintenance of a portion on the Catstream; and we host both seasonal celebrations and work parties.
One of the most vital ways we sustain ourselves is by building communities of resistance, places where we know we are not alone.
— Bell Hooks
