Create a welcoming and flexible environment for people to work cooperatively
Establish a regenerative garden on permaculture principles that is financially sustainable
Establish a garden that is a positive and diverse environment
Support and contribute to community-based sustainable economic development initiatives
Encourage people to learn and appreciate the benefits of regional fresh, healthy and seasonal food
Provide a space to create, display community art, hold community events and workshops
Encourage groups to hold regular working days and ongoing projects at the garden
Create an environment in which people can contribute their knowledge, learn from each other and develop new skills
Encourage people of all cultures, economic backgrounds, ages and abilities to be involved in garden-related activities
Promote awareness of the benefits of nature conservation and outdoor recreation
Encourage practices such as recycling, organic cultivation, sustainable horticulture and self-sufficiency
Practice integrated pest management, via companion planting for example
Be non-partisan and non-aligned politically and not promote any political party or views
Create a collaborative group that acknowledges, values and respects the different perspectives, opinions, abilities and characters of participants in the gardens