Clydach Community Garden launched in Spring 2019, transforming a disused piece of public land into an educational green space for learning about food, climate and the environment. Over the years we have developed a core group of nature-loving volunteers, built links with local schools and care homes, and created a beautiful safe haven for all members of the community. We run weekly sessions for our core volunteer base as well as additional activities and events for the wider community. We teach organic and regenerative practices, predominantly focusing on fruit and vegetable production, and recently expanding into cut flowers and ornamentals. We are a not-for-profit social enterprise, and able to deliver sessions and projects through funding opportunities and in-kind support. Through these activities we deliver informal education and local capacity building, as well as providing a welcoming atmosphere where attendees can learn new skills, spend time in nature, and make new connections within their  community.