Listen to founder Dan talk about what N.O.W. is, why we are creating edible gardens in secondary schools and the meaning behind our name. #foodsecurity#climatechange#climateeducation
Love this from @Emma_Maris - 'this future is still possible. But it will only come to pass if we shed our shame, stop focusing on ourselves, join together and demand it'. Helping people feel empowered to tackle climate change is what we're all about.
We've been scouring the internet for awesome learning resources, and we'll be sharing them here over the next few weeks. First off: Food Source by the @FCRNetwork, a treasure trove of in-depth, topical resources around food systems and climate change https://t.co/A8T0fb15yK
Record-breaking heat in Siberia reminds us of an important truth: “Every bit of warming we avoid will help keep our planet a more familiar and an easier place to live on.” https://t.co/MBkYrjLH9s
My four-year-old niece: 'Why are your tomatoes green, but next-door's are red?' It can be hard to keep up with the neighbours, but growing your own tomatoes is pretty straightforward - no greenhouse required! #growyourownfood
Have you seen any of @BBCEarth and @max_lamanna 's awesome Regeneration Food videos? Joining the dots between food waste and climate change, offering practical advice for reducing your food waste but also looking at bigger scale change...
We waste 260,000 tonnes of composite meals every year in UK homes, costing us £1.2 billion 🥗🍲🍝🍛
Our experts Helen and @R_Swannell talked to @max_lamanna about wasted food for the @BBCEarth series Regeneration: Food ➡️ https://t.co/HkVVT6uskH
#LoveFoodHateWaste@WRAP_UK
Wondering how we can build a fairer, more sustainable world post-Covid? Check out the @RSA event discussing resilience - it's this Friday, and it's free! https://t.co/HGpxbJSWKr
#BuildBackBetter#Sustainability
Keen to start gardening but don't have a garden? Susannah's back (along with Lacey the cat), sharing lots of great, practical advice on making your own windowsill garden.
#GrowYourOwnFood#Sustainability
Take a Bite Out of Climate Change has creative ideas for home learning about climate change every day in June https://t.co/HBOcW5CpNG #homelearning#TakeABiteAtHome
It's National Growing for Wellbeing Week - feed your soul with @rubytandoh's amazing and hopeful story about the power of seed sharing
https://t.co/eDHxORvBJE @GYOWellbeingWk#GrowYourOwnFood#seeds
'Gardening can improve our wellbeing, bring us joy... People of colour shouldn’t be shut out of the chance to share in these benefits, especially during a crisis that is affecting us worse than white people.' Inspiring indoor gardening ideas from @galdemzine
Gardening can do a world of wonder for your mental health, but with one in eight households in Britain having no access to shared or private outside space, @aimeevgc is enlightening us on gardening growing our own food indoors https://t.co/00XI6bJHok
Looking for #HalfTerm#gardening ideas? You can use #upcycled containers to grow fruit and veg in even the smallest spaces - Susannah explains how! Do you use any unusual containers to #GrowYourOwnFood?
Thinking of heading into the garden this weekend? Our gardening consultant Susannah (and her friendly gnome) are here with some handy hints to get you started.
Happy growing!
#GrowYourOwnFood
We've been along to some of the fab (and free) talks and workshops at the @sustainableish online festival. Lots more happening throughout the week: https://t.co/Zi4bvyBkCu
Some interesting thoughts here from @ClimateReality on a 'middle path' of tackling climate change through our communities, inspired by the amazing #community responses to #COVID19
Loved this from @gabyhinsliff in @guardian: 'Right across the country, we should insist that new housebuilding schemes leave room for families to have proper gardens and grow food communally; schools, too, need wild places for children to play...' https://t.co/WINLZkwkBh
"Systems thinking is too advanced for undergraduates" an economics professor once told me.
I just taught the basics of feedback loops to my 11 y.o. twins and then they drew this.
It's time to teach & use the tools we all need for the complex challenges we face now & ahead.