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Many traditional medical plants are also edible!
Our member Dr. Ina Säumel published a study about traditional medicinal plants in South Tyrol in the Journal of Ethnobiology and Ethnomedicine: “Worldwide mountain regions are recognized as hotspots of ethnopharmacologically relevant species diversity. In South Tyrol...
Andes Bioenergy BDA (Alivio) is on the EdiCitNet Marketplace!
We are pleased to introduce to you the cooperative Andes Bioenergy BDA (Alivio), which is part of the Edible Cities Network. Alivio is a cooperative start-up with a unique and own technology that can convert agro-residues (e.g. husks, shells, parchments) currently...
EdiCitNet meets Slow Food
Last Saturday, our member Thomas Wachtel presented the EdiCitNet project at the autumn meeting of the Slow Food movement with around 60 participants from the regional Slow Food working groups. In the online meeting, future possibilities of cooperation between...
Nabolagshager won silver medal at annual Norwegian Honey Championship
We congratulate our partner Nabolagshager who won a silver medal at the annual Norwegian Honey Championship in the category “honeydew” for the honey produced on their rooftop. Nabolagshager is part of our Living Lab in Oslo and does a job program for high school...
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Many traditional medicinal #plants are also #edible: The results of a #study in south tyrol by our member Dr. Ina Säumel revealed a strong association between #food and medicinal uses of the plants. Find the study here: https://t.co/KfYMYU9PC2
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At our proGIreg Living Lab in #Torino a multitude of #naturebasedsolutions are being implemented, among those new regenerated soil 🌱
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Are food commons the next innovation pathway for urban food policies?
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Urban meadows save our #nature from harmful pesticides and fertilisers 🌼🌿 Maintaining meadows instead of lawns is not only cheaper, but also easier for #cities!
