a collaborative, agroecological urban micro-farm

The Oasis Citadine association was founded by a group of citizens who recognized the urgent need to work together on causes of public interest:  the fight against climate change and the negative environmental impacts of human activities, and the need to support sustainable development, particularly sustainable food systems. 

In the face of these challenges, agroecology and permaculture are increasingly emerging as relevant solutions for the development of human ecosystems that combine economic, ecological, and social performance. 

On this basis, the Oasis Citadine association is experimentally exploring an innovative model of a collaborative, agroecological urban micro-farm. 

An Oasis Close to the City 

Oasis Citadine is an ideal place for groups to come and enjoy a friendly, educational experience.  Whether through a tour or a workshop, we are committed to sharing our knowledge and experiences related to permaculture and agroecology. We can welcome you during the week and on weekends from March to November.

Community Gardens

· Support 

Do you have a space you’d like to transform into an edible green space: an open-ground vegetable garden, raised beds, or a forest garden? 

We can assist you with its design, implementation, and facilitation. We will draw on our expertise in design, vegetable gardening, and community facilitation to co-create a project that meets your expectations

· Design

    Diagnostic study to define objectives, uses, needs, and resources

    Technical feasibility regarding the spaces to be developed, soil quality, access to water, and input management

    Space design in the form of co-design workshops with the future users of the space to raise awareness and involve them from the very start of the project

· Implementation

    Planning of project implementation (scheduling, procurement, communication)

    Coordination of participatory work sites to set up the shared garden with users (soil amendment, planting, protective measures)

    Recommendations for maintenance actions

· Facilitation

    Coordination and planning of activities

    Follow-up workshops to provide advice, share knowledge, and maintain the garden with you

    Awareness-raising workshops to engage new users

Difficulty level: Easy