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Due to COVID-19 physical distancing precautions,

and in an effort to help “flatten the curve,”

our monthly network meetings are postponed until further notice.

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Want to get involved in food action in Kamloops? There are many opportunities to hone your skills and explore your interests with the KFPC and our network. We value everyone’s contributions no matter how big or small.

Food Hub Pilot Project

Find Our PopCycle Fruitpops

Come to our potlucks

Share the harvest

Save seeds

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Meetings, Our Network

Water & Climate Crisis Panel Discussion

March 4, 2020 Network Meeting Summary Thank you to Emily Pletsch and Keira McPhee for collaborating on the network meeting summary! Our fullest house yet took in a Panel Discussion with Dawn Morrison, Joanne Taylor and Ananda Lee Tan…

Seed Library, Upcoming Events, Workshops

Spring Events

It's that time again! Seedy Saturday is this Saturday, March 14. Come on down to the OLPH Parish Centre between 10am and 2pm to get into the planting mood! There are lots of vendors and some great workshops planned. The KFPC will be there…

Meetings, Our Network

Water & Climate Crisis Panel ~ March Network Meeting

Our decision to focus a network meeting on climate chaos and its impact on water was prompted by the release of the province's strategic climate risk assessment: https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/environment/climate-change/adaptation/risk-assessment We…

We are working together to grow a regenerative food system for Kamloops by building community capacity around food through programs, policy, and partnerships.

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Gleaning Abundance Program
Join the harvest! Need help with picking your fruit? Want to help pick? We share the abundance with residents, volunteers and community groups.
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The Kamloops Food Policy Council, based in Kamloops, BC Canada, is on the traditional, unceded territory of the Secwepemc people who nourished themselves and this land for millenia.
This ancient gathering place, where the North and South Thompson Rivers meet is called T’kemlups in the Secwepemc language, Secwepemctsin. This land is called Secwepemculecw.
Every month at our potlucks we speak a new Secwepemc word together. For December, the word is swucwt (swoo-kt) = snow.

Due to COVID-19 physical distancing precautions,

and in an effort to help “flatten the curve,”

our monthly network meetings are postponed until further notice.

Sign up for our newsletter to receive announcements and community updates.

Join us!

Check Out Our Recent Blogs!

Water & Climate Crisis Panel Discussion

Spring Events

Water & Climate Crisis Panel ~ March Network Meeting

We are working together to grow a regenerative food system for Kamloops by building community capacity around food through programs, policy, and partnerships.

Gleaning Abundance Program

Sponsors

info@kamloopsfoodpolicycouncil.com

gleaning@kamloopsfoodpolicycouncil.com

Due to COVID-19 physical distancing precautions,

and in an effort to help “flatten the curve,”

our monthly network meetings are postponed until further notice.

Sign up for our newsletter to receive announcements and community updates.

Join us!

Check Out Our Recent Blogs!

We are working together to grow a regenerative food system for Kamloops by building community capacity around food through programs, policy, and partnerships.

Gleaning Abundance Program

Sponsors

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info@kamloopsfoodpolicycouncil.com

gleaning@kamloopsfoodpolicycouncil.com

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