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Where are our food spaces?

The geography of food is around and within us. In 2017, a member of the Collective set out…

by Foodscape Collective May 25, 2020

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Mapping fruit spaces

“What fruits will you find here?” “Oh, there are chiku, mango, rambutan, …” The woman watches her son…

by Foodscape Collective May 25, 2020

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“Soil, Me and the Planet” is the first of its

“Soil, Me and the Planet” is the first of its kind program in Singapore that dives into the wonders of soil!

From the carbon cycle, soil food web to regenerative agriculture... these are just some of the topics that will be covered in this hands-on program.

This program is catered to those from all walks of life (13 yo and above) and will be held on 23, 24, 25, 27 and 28 June, morning - afternoon.

Check out the link in bio for registration and more details!

"It was a joy sharing the ethos of the Boon Lay Na

"It was a joy sharing the ethos of the Boon Lay Nature Garden at Jurong Central Park with friends from Fitree - a ground-up group serving the Singapore Muslim community to return to our fitrah (natural state) as true khalifah fil ardh (Stewards of the Earth).

It was during the Ramadan and our Muslim friends were fasting. I am impressed by their energy and enthusiastic participation under the hot sun. In the practice of fasting, we let go of our material attachments, including food, and learn to appreciate what is given to us by Nature.

Joining in the reflections after the garden talk and tour, I am moved by the participants sharings and learnings from the Quran. In particular, this verse on giving thanks resonates with the garden's ethos of gratitude and reciprocity of the gifts of life that the garden bestow upon us." 💚

~ Vivian
hosting the garden visit on behalf of Foodscape Collective

With @fuiin @brunchbandits65 and the YNC folk Kal

With @fuiin @brunchbandits65 and the YNC folk

Kale or Sweet Potato leaves - where does your heart lie, and how does your food choice impact Singapore’s 30 by 30 goal?

From Farm to Fork to Table is a 3-part panel series that aims to contextualise conversations on Singapore’s food future, spanning local farming practices, our rich culinary heritage, and recent food policies. The panel will draw on the expertise of farmers, food writers, researchers and policy enthusiasts to provide a nuanced and holistic perspective of Singapore’s foodscape.

Jointly organized by culinary anthropologist Nithiya Laila and undergraduate students from the Yale-NUS Farming Collective @yalenusfarm Roosevelt Network @ Yale-NUS, the series will be happening on 20th, 22nd and 24th July 2021 from 8 - 9.30PM.

Sign up today at tinyurl.com/farmforktable and follow their FB page @farmforktable!

We are honoured to join hands with @temasekshophou

We are honoured to join hands with @temasekshophouse in accepting the #CarbonCopyChallenge, where we strive to reduce our carbon footprint together by copying just one small act at a time.
We are supporting #greenmonday to adopt a plant-based diet at least one day per week for #earthmonth
@herbimetal @gardenofleah @lotusliow- we challenge you to carbon copy us and share how you reduce your carbon footprint!

How you can join the #CarbonCopyChallenge: ⁣
1) Pick ONE way to reduce your carbon emissions. This could be anything like a change to your diet, shopping, commute or lifestyle at home. Whether the act is small or big, easy or hard, it’s up to you!⁣
2) Post a photo as proof of completion of your carbon-reducing efforts.
3) Tag 3 friends and challenge them to “carbon copy” you by doing the same. Make sure they tag their friends too to keep the Carbon Copy chain going!⁣
4) Don’t forget to tag #CarbonCopyChallenge and @temasekshophouse
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#noplanetb #zerocarbon #makechangehappen #sustainableliving #sustainability #greenmondaysingapore #dietforasmallplanet #CarbonCopyTSH

Food scraps collected from the nearby market and o

Food scraps collected from the nearby market and other locations. To be used in making compost at the field to regenerate soil and start co-creating gardens, forests and more with an international school community, with a mid- to longer term goal of involving local community in gardening, well-being activities and more.

#landtransformation #soilregeneration
#communitystewardship

Remember the post of a banana plant on the move?

Remember the post of a banana plant on the move?

The banana plant had been transplanted in a former school field, where contributors of Foodscape Collective ecosystem has the opportunity to transform into a biodiversity edible garden, tiny forest, meadow and more...

This banana circle was created in the last few weeks. Food scrap from nearby market and fruit stores were buried in the ground to improve the soil condition. Dried leaves collected in the field and surrounding areas were used to mulch the soil.

#landtransformation #soilregeneration #permaculture #compostcollaborations

Updates from the field - A new community compost p

Updates from the field -
A new community compost pile being created. It has such a nice fragrance. Branches have just been cut into chips, thanks to a demo shredding service by a gardening equipment company. The fruit peels are from 3 different stores at the nearby market. The saw dust are from a furniture company that turns Singapore trees into beautiful furniture.

#communitycompost #communitymatters
#compost #foodscraps #collaborations

@cityofgoodsg ran a 5-month program for community

@cityofgoodsg ran a 5-month program for community builders in 2019, and they did a detailed write-up on how founding member Cuifen @cuifen.pui described community building within the Foodscape Collective ecosystem.

Check it out if interested! Link in @cityofgoodsg bio.

#communitybuilding

Banana plant on the move. Where do you think it is

Banana plant on the move. Where do you think it is going to?

(the answer will be shared in the next few days, but do make a guess!)

Checking out our second site to transform an under

Checking out our second site to transform an under-utilised green space into a biodiverse edible garden, with local community engagement.

#biodiverseediblegarden
#communityspace
#regenerativegardening
#soilregeneration

A Dream for Agrihoods Founding member Cuifen will

A Dream for Agrihoods

Founding member Cuifen will be on @sgeffest IG Live tomorrow 9.30am!

Cuifen will be sharing a dream for agrihoods, where community-supported green spaces are the pulse of neighbourhoods. The IG Live will be filmed from a space where @foodscapecollective and local residents can pilot ideas we want to see in Singapore.

SGEFF's schedule:
https://www.sgeff.com/festival-programme

#sharingadream #agrihoods #communityspaces

Shout-out to @projectblackgold.sg team for bringin

Shout-out to @projectblackgold.sg team for bringing food scrap composting to neighbourhoods in Singapore. After kick-starting in-person compost making sessions at a condo in July, the team is now actively guiding enthusiastic participants to make compost at a national park.

Check out @projectblackgold.sg to learn more!

#compost #communitycomposting

Quick shout-out for a panel session curated by @fo

Quick shout-out for a panel session curated by @foodscapepages , and moderated by Vivian and Huiying. It is an online event happening this evening, from 5:15pm to 6.45pm

"What Can We Learn From Soil?"
Kelly, Ang EP and Saad share their 'first-hand experience working with soil, farming, education, and exploring appropriate technology for enhancing the approach to growing food in natural ways'.

Link in bio

Nominations are going round and we’re supporting

Nominations are going round and we’re supporting the effort - because it’ll make a difference. Share this around! #boost

Town Hall to propose an NMP representing green issues

The nomination process for Nominated Members of Parliament [NMPs] has begun. Having an NMP that represents environmental issues would help hugely in pushing for greener policies. Although we can’t guarantee that our proposed candidate(s) will be nominated we have previously had NMPs representing green groups in the past, including Dr Geh Min and Ms Faizah Jamal from the Nature Society.

We are organizing a town hall at 6pm on Sun, 15 Nov over Zoom to discuss who can best represent environmental issues as an NMP candidate, and how we can rally around them (the nomination deadline is 23 Nov 2020, 4.30pm).

If you would like to be involved with this process, please join us in:

1. Suggesting potential NMP candidates via https://tinyurl.com/greenNMPsuggest. The list of potential candidates, as well as their bios, will be made public prior to the town hall.
2. Attending the town hall to discuss our preferred candidate. Please RSVP here: https://tinyurl.com/greenNMPrsvp. The Zoom link will be sent to your email address.

You may also follow the FB page for updates at https://www.facebook.com/sggreengrouptownhall/

Thank you--we hope to see everyone come together to exercise our democratic powers!

Posted @withregram • @farmwartsacademy "Which mo

Posted @withregram • @farmwartsacademy "Which model do you want your food to be produced from? The answer is pretty simple to me." - Gabe Brown, @kissthegroundmovie

Sending so much love and gratitude to Maggie Eilleen for bringing this beautiful vision of possibility to life. The rest is up to us. #ChooseRegeneration. #KissTheGroundMovie #KissTheGround #soilfoodweb #soilhealth #soilnotoil

How did you celebrate National Day? We celebrated

How did you celebrate National Day? We celebrated by doing a food version of “National Service” 😜!

Which meant we spent the morning working on a farm in Kranji (@greencirclefarm and that’s Evelyn the farmer👆🏼); and then sat down to a scrumptious lunch of nasi ulam (can we just say this should also be a national dish!!) cooked right there in the farm shed. All the herbs, greens and flowers are from this region, and harvested minutes before the meal.

It’s a veritable #sgfoodstory from farm to plate, and if you think we are sounding extremely proud and joyous about our very local day, you are right!

Happy birthday, Singapore! May our farmland always be fertile, our food locally abundant and our communities connected! 🙌🏼❤️🌱

(In case you’re curious about what we did on the farm - we pruned a copse of overgrown mulberry trees, and relieved a pond of loads of water hyacinth, which is being turned into compost. There can never be too much compost on a farm; it’s a case of more is more!)

#sgfoodstory #sgfood #singapore #sg #regenerativepractices #regenerateforlife #farm #nasiulam #local #farmtoplate #buildabetterfuture #buildabetterworld #ndp2020

HAPPENING TODAY! Date / Time of call: WED, 8 Jul

HAPPENING TODAY!

Date / Time of call:
WED, 8 July 2020, 6 to 7pm

Sign up here: https://collectivewednesday11.peatix.com/

About this session:
Nithiya @brunchbandits65 joins Vivian Lee (core team member of Foodscape Collective) for a casual chat that explores the themes of food security and sustainability through the lens of native plants and food sovereignty.

Short bio of guest:
Culinary Anthropologist Nithiya Laila comes from a long line of farmers who reaped the fruits of land for both nourishment and healing. Her philosophy on sustainability and conscious consumption informs her approach to food. She works with farmers in Singapore to celebrate the intersection of heritage and environment at social dining sessions and the farmer markets that she runs. The sessions that Nithiya curates explore culture through the lens of a global citizen. Nithiya is interested in the stories these dishes carry, and she believes that caring for your food starts with discovering natural edible landscapes, food flavours and dedication of people. Nithiya is television host of Edible Wild.

#CompostCollaborations ~ The 3rd edition map is r

#CompostCollaborations ~

The 3rd edition map is ready!
Data in this web map is entirely crowd-sourced.
You will see that there are many more food scrap givers writing in this time, and much less compost makers.
We hope to have a more representative map soon; to be included in the map, do take some mins to fill in the crowdsourcing forms (link to the map in bio!) #communitycomposting #foodscraps4compost

A Foodscape Collective Community Initiative for #W

A Foodscape Collective Community Initiative for #Wellbeing
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In this third edition of Being at Home, we will pause and reflect on the ending of a moon cycle, and coming of a new moon.

With a simple sitting and tea meditation, authentic sharing and deep listening, we will reconnect our relationship with water in our daily life.

Come join us as we find inner calm in external chaos, inner resilience in external vulnerabilities, inner peace in external conflict.

Please bring with you a cup of your favourite tea to participate in the tea meditation.

Until then, enjoy the waning of this moon cycle.

#teameditation #deeplistening #beingathome

The world is amazing in so many ways - today we di

The world is amazing in so many ways - today we did our Quiet Walk in the Forest with a lovely small group, walking side by side, practicing some social distancing but occasionally coming closer to one another as we gaze on an awe-inspiring natural work of art. These stingless bees know how to make a shelter and tavern fit for their queen! 🧹🚰 🍻 With a bit of synchronicity, maybe we will find the natural glue to hold our new social structures, and shape them for the new world that’s forming. clinking glasses to your good health, sending sun, water & earth your way as we come out of this new moon 🌒 growing from introspection to awareness & integration 🎈🧲💓
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#integrate #expand #coalesce #bees #architecture #carestructures

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