Some small farms are becoming co-ops. Add Pittsburgh’s be.wild.er to the list - Pittsburgh Post Gazette, Hal B. Klein

“At its 10-year mark, the Natrona Heights farm shifts from single ownership to a cooperative model and adds an online store.”

Ten Years of be.wild.er farm With Founder Megan Gallagher ’11 - Chatham Pulse

“While in school, Gallagher stayed involved at Chatham’s Eden Hall Farm, going there once a week during the summers to tend to the crops and harvest. She also interned at Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens, as well as the Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy.”

“There were opportunities that were accessible and within the city that helped further develop my interest in environmental science and plants and food growing,” she says of those experiences.”