Most people today live on land that has been "remodeled" to create a landscape that is conventionally aesthetically pleasing. The result is a damaged ecological food web & people disempowered & unengaged w/ the land or growing their own food. We started Resilient Roots (RR) in 2018 to show people that they can grow food, have a beautiful yard teeming w/ life, support insect & wildlife populations, & protect water resources.RR has created a regenerative garden education hub at Fuller Farm (FF) to demonstrate how to reintroduce native & edible plants into backyards & parks. We show people how to plant landscapes that produce food & empower people to engage with the land while becoming more food self-sufficient. Some people have the funds & time to attend workshops & volunteer but we are also interested in working w/ those who don't have that option.  We partnered w/ Homeless Not Hopeless, creating gardens & providing garden education at two of their homes. Also, we are creating gardens at new homes of Habitat of Cape Cod, in coordination w/ the residents. Reaching out to these populations is an important part of our mission.People are interested in growing their own food to be more self-sufficient, to help mitigate climate change, to alter the way they consume, & to have a positive impact on the planet. We plan to be at our FF location to demonstrate & facilitate these societal shifts for decades.