Wildcat Farm
Wildcat Farm
Wildcat Farm’s mission is to provide fresh, organic, locally-grown produce to Dining Services and the community. We foster sustainability, equity, and belonging through our outdoor classroom, where students engage with the land and make real-world connections. By building community partnerships, we create opportunities for all students to feel a sense of belonging on campus and beyond.
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About Us
At the Wildcat Farm, we provide opportunities for students and faculty to participate in growing food for the community.
Education
As part of our mission to be a "living laboratory" on campus, the Wildcat Farm serves as an educational space for students.
Donate
In order to provide educational, sustainable opportunities to our friends and neighbors we need your support.
Get Involved
Signing up with the Student Leadership, Involvement, and Community Engagement office will get you recorded service hours.
Community Garden
Our space for individuals and groups to practice self sustenance and resilience through growing their own food.
Visit The Wildcat Farm
The Farm is a space for building a culture of environmental stewardship, collaboration, and knowledge-sharing. Come visit!
Food Forest
The Farm’s space for promoting and exploring sustainable permaculture and foraging featuring native and cultivated species.
Students and faculty work side by side, diligently tending to the fields, sharing knowledge and insights. You feel a sense of connection to the food you eat, the environment, and the community, all intertwined in a cycle of growth and learning. The farm not only serves as an educational hub but inspires you to reflect on the broader implications of agriculture and its essential role in society.
Our farm occupies ancestral land of the Confederated Tribes and Bands of the Yakama nation, made up of Klikitat, Palus, Wallawalla, Wanapum, Wenatchi, Wishram, and Yakama people. The Yakama people remain committed stewards of this land, cherishing it and protecting it, as instructed by elders through generations. We are honored and grateful to be here today on traditional lands. We give thanks to the legacy of the original people, their lives, and their descendants.
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