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Des jardins sur les toits est un projet d' Alternatives, un réseau d'action et de communication pour le développement international.
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Re-live summer by watching this short film about our project in 2006, that was made by the Québecois TV series Rébut Globale (or Global Waste)...
(click here)
Posted to: Community Involvement | Gardening Techniques and Dissemination | Media Coverage | Couverture médiatique
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Submitted by rotem on Tue, 27/02/2007 - 5:16pm.
We found this by chance on the world wide web. How exciting to see a short video about urban agriculture, and the Rooftop Garden Project has such a strong presence!
Posted to: Media Coverage | Couverture médiatique
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Submitted by rotem on Tue, 23/01/2007 - 6:56pm.
5@7 to help our friend Sam from South Africa
Submitted by amelie on Fri, 19/01/2007 - 11:35am.
Join the Rooftop Garden Project team and University of the Streets for an evening of thinking, sharing and collective exploration: The connection between urban agriculture and food security in Canada and in Montreal.
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Submitted by rotem on Thu, 11/01/2007 - 11:31am.
Written by Rotem Ayalon, for the Rooftop Garden Project
December 2006
(full document attached as a pdf below)
Posted to: Environmental Improvement | Health and Quality of Life Improvement | Our Publications | Nos publications
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Submitted by rotem on Fri, 22/12/2006 - 1:16pm.
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Download this report to learn about the technical progress of our project. The experiments were conducted at the Roulant demonstration garden and had as main goals the improvement of health and productivity of container grown vegetable plants and the weight reduction of our growers. Within, you will discover all kinds of information regarding our semi-hydroponic and self-watering growers as well as our rainwater caption and passive distribution system.
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Submitted by benji on Tue, 12/12/2006 - 1:02pm.

Lors d’une mission à la Havane (voir document ci-joint), j’ai rencontré Ricardo Sanchez, un sympathique biologiste marin de l’Institut océanographique. Accidenté au travail et maintenant en chaise roulante, Ricardo a aménagé un écosystème dans son petit jardin, incluant une micro production de poisson pour rapprocher la mer de lui étant donné qu’il ne pouvait plus se déplacer vers elle. Il s’est aussi rapproché de sa mère qui entretient pour lui sa machine vivante. En plein cœur de la Havane, sur une butte rocailleuse et aride, ce jardin de type permaculture produit poissons, lapins, poules, légumes, fruits et plantes médicinales en plus d’adoucir le climat et d’embellir son milieu de vie.
Posted to: Nos histoires / Our stories | Gardening Techniques and Dissemination
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Submitted by ismael on Tue, 05/12/2006 - 12:03pm.
Hello rooftop community!
After spending a wonderful summer gardening on the rooftops of Montreal, I’m back to my everyday ground-level life in Victoria, BC. The summer I spent working with the Rooftop Gardens Project was one of the most fun and inspiring I’ve ever spent, and I was so happy to share it with all of you. I must say I miss Montreal, but it seems that the magic of the rooftop garden project continues to follow me all the way across the country!
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Submitted by mthom on Tue, 28/11/2006 - 3:59am.

On October 20, 2006, Santropol Roulant and the Rooftop Garden Project team met another challenge by participating in a 100 mile meal. We prepared and animated a large buffet created entirely by organic and locally grown food for the Canadian Environmental Network's annual conference in Montreal.
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Submitted by amelie on Tue, 21/11/2006 - 12:03pm.
Vous êtes un citoyen canadien**, un résident permanent ou une personne à qui l’on a accordé le statut de réfugié au Canada, et n’avez jamais participé à un stages cyberjeunes?
Imaginez : apprendre à faire le design de sites Internet pour des ONG en Amérique Latine ; envoyer à partir de l’Afrique des reportages pour la radio ; être témoins des défis qu’affrontent les organisations de défense des droits humains en Asie et bien d’autres regroupements civils partout au monde!
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Submitted by rotem on Wed, 25/10/2006 - 12:32pm.