The role of agroecology in urban community gardens

In preparation of the upcoming campaign for #GoodToGrow2022, Capital Growth, Good to Grow and Sustain are organising this webinar for Tuesday 15 March from 10-11.30am to discuss the climate and nature emergency and how to apply agroecological principles in an urban community gardens, chaired by Richard Choksey from Social Farms & Gardens.
During the webinar, they will cover:
How urban food growers can address the climate and nature crisis with Vicki Hird, Rebugging the Planet
How research is making the case for the climate & nature emergency and food growing with Beth Nicholls, Sussex University
Agroecological principles in an urban context featuring climate friendly community food gardens from London and other UK cities with Chiara Tornaghi, Centre for Agroecology, Water and Resilience
What agroecology looks like on the ground in a climate-friendly community food garden – case study gardens