Swiya Farms grows fresh produce and provides a gathering place for our community while restoring once-degraded land into a thriving agro-ecosystem near Sechelt Hospital, showing what’s possible when forgotten land is taken seriously.
What was once compacted, depleted ground is now living soil, rebuilt with care, compost, and a lot of hands in the dirt. Salish Soils has been grateful to play a role in that transformation, donating compost to help regenerate the land and support the farm’s growth.
This Salish Short offers a look at what restoration actually takes: the work, the patience, and the people who keep showing up.
If you’d like to support the farm, Swiya Farms is always welcoming volunteers. And for those who want to help from afar, they’ve also launched a tote bag and t-shirt, with proceeds going directly back into the farm.
Watch the film to see what becomes possible when soil is rebuilt and a community commits to regeneration of their land!
