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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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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

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