Growing Community Projects Along The Food Chain – Making The Links, Wednesday 25th September
This large-scale networking day has been organised by Federation of City Farms and Community Gardens in conjunction with Keep Scotland Beautiful (which manages the Climate
Challenge Fund), Nourish Scotland and the Council of Ethnic Minority Voluntary Sector Organisations (CEMVO Scotland).
The event will explore
how communities can be involved in all parts of local food networks from
growing and selling, to eating and composting. There will also be
real-life examples from community growing projects that are already
involved in growing local food, including Maryhill Community Central Hall Garden.
The day will include a mix of short presentations, stalls, case
studies and workshops on subjects such as Accessing Land for Community
Growing. There will be maximum time for networking. In addition, help
will be on hand from various organisations and funders including the
Climate Challenge Fund, Trellis and Plunkett Foundation. The event aims
to inspire and motivate participant, and will bring together communities
and groups to share information and experiences and visualise a more
sustainable future. You can download the full programme from the FCFCG website.
It takes place in Maryhill Community Central Hall, Glasgow on
Wednesday 25th September from 9.30am-4.30pm and costs £10 for FCFCG
members and £15 for non-members. We do not want financial hardship to be
a reason not to attend, so please get in touch with
naomi@farmgarden.org.uk to look at other options. Registration is required for this event so please go to the event registration page to sign up or contact
naomi@farmgarden.org.uk for more information.
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