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Do you like to hike, bike, swim, walk, roll, kayak, canoe or anything else that takes you across a measurable distance? Then we invite you to hold your own, private or public, walk- bike- or whatever-a-thon for the birds and other animals at VINE. . . . → Read More: Get Exercised for Animals! 
Care for the living soil, including its underground animals, is the key to successful veganic gardening. Here are some tips, along with a list of vegan soil amendments to be used in lieu of common animal-based organic gardening products. . . . → Read More: Getting Grounded 
VINE Sanctuary’s new Community Engagement Coordinator introduces herself and explains why VINE’s intersectional approach to animal liberation is so important to her. . . . → Read More: V is for Activism 
This Mother’s Day, talk to the non-vegan mothers in your life about “dairy” in a way that inspires them to feel empathy for cows. . . . → Read More: A Mother’s Day Challenge from VINE Sanctuary 
Intercropping, companion planting, and use of vertical space make gardens more “green” in both senses of the word. Using those techniques with a spirit of improvisation brings fun and adventure to veganic gardening. . . . → Read More: Planning Your Veganic Garden |
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Third Time’s a Charm: My Path to Veganism
From economic and health obstacles to building vegan community, Brandie shares the story of the path that began when she discovered the word “vegan” at age 14. . . . → Read More: Third Time’s a Charm: My Path to Veganism