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Tag Archives: Food
Being more environmentally friendly in 2015
Have you made any New Years’ resolutions yet? The New Year is a good time to think about our priorities for the coming year and how we can make a difference. Here are some ideas for things you could do … Continue reading
Food month(s) for our Transition Streets group
Transition Streets addresses five broad areas: energy, water, food, transport and consumption & waste. Food has clearly been the topic that has caught the interest of our group the most. We normally spend a month on each topic, but we’ve … Continue reading
Ron Finley: A guerrilla gardener in South Central LA
An inspiring (and entertaining) video about urban guerrilla gardening. This is a great example of focusing on the strengths of a community. Rather than seeing abandoned, run-down blocks of land, Ron sees their potential as gardens. Rather than seeing people … Continue reading