The Sheffield Food Network is an organisation that promotes and celebrates the growing, sourcing and eating of local food in Sheffield. It serves the people of Sheffield though an online interface, as an online guide to everything and anything to do with sustainable food in Sheffield.
Firstly the Sheffield Food Network links sustainable food outlets, producers and restaurants to the people of Sheffield, but aims to extend this relationship by sharing ideas about growing fruit and vegetables, butchery, baking, local recipes, how to forage for wild food, and much more.
The Sheffield Food Network continues the exchange of information started by Grow Sheffield and Abundance Sheffield with the overall long term aim of creating an open social network, connecting people who have an interest in sharing Sheffield’s sustainable food resources.
If you have arrived here on a recommendation or through personal interest, we invite you to contribute to the ongoing discussions.
Thursday, 2 October 2008
The Open Green Map
The Open Green Map movement has already a number of maps in existence. You can view them here. Thanks to JB for the heads up.
I put a link to this also on the useful links bit of our blog (under 'Green Map'). There is loads of content and maps. Interestingly you can create maps of the people making the maps featured, relating to the point raised over the social network and communities being potentially more important then the map itself. The points on the map are then tagged with addresses and contact details of organisations involved so the map also acts as a reference point for wider communication?
Live projects are a leading educational initiative at the University of Sheffield School of Architecture. Architecture students work in groups on a 6 week Live Project with a range of clients including local community groups, charities, health organisations and regional authorities. In some cases the projects involve actual building, in others design of urban masterplans, in others consultation exercises. In every case, the project is real, happening in real time with real people.
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I put a link to this also on the useful links bit of our blog (under 'Green Map'). There is loads of content and maps.
Interestingly you can create maps of the people making the maps featured, relating to the point raised over the social network and communities being potentially more important then the map itself. The points on the map are then tagged with addresses and contact details of organisations involved so the map also acts as a reference point for wider communication?
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