Projects aimed at bolstering West Marin gardens, food banks and farmers were among those recommended for funding by the Marin County Parks and Open Space Commission last week. Supervisors will vote on the projects—the first nominated for the county’s inaugural Food, Agriculture and Resilient Ecosystems grant—in May. Out of almost 50 organizations that applied for the grant, 22 projects were recommended to receive funding, and more than half of those benefit West Marin.
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