Little Rock’s Urban Wildlife Haven finds fruitfulness in sticking together
by By Gabrielle Lawrence
"At some point during my conversation with Kendra Danielle and her father Ken, I found myself listening to the birds in her yard instead of focusing on the job I flew almost seventeen hundred miles to do. The pair lead the Urban Wildlife Haven (UWH), a Little Rock, Arkansas-based project that “offer[s] nature workshops centering historical and ethnobotanical knowledge [that honor] the diverse wisdom of our ancestors and community members.” She is also part of a community resource network of urban gardeners, beekeepers, and organizers that work together to maintain several projects throughout the city. For the past year, Kendra has been cultivating a flower, herb, and medicinal garden in Little Rock’s Pine & Cedar neighborhood as part of the UWH roster."
The goal of this project is to start a local flower, herb, and vegetable garden located in the Pine & Cedar neighborhood near 12th Street in Little Rock, AR.
🌱 Micro-Food Forest
Restorative and Healing garden
We hope to include poultry and potentially rabbits at this location
A lot of our supplies were donated e.g. the table, compost and other materials were resourcefully re-purposed.
We currently have 6 hens at this location and partnered with Urban Patchwork to build the coop and furnish the hens.
Contact arkansawblk@gmail.com to get more information on how to book us or get involved!