Abundance is a network of urban harvesting project which identifies fruit growing that would otherwise go to waste, and redistributes it to charities or community groups that will make good use of it.
Through local initiative, it aims to protect nature in urban settings and involves the local schools and communities to get involved. A great way to get people to reconnect with the local land and build a sense of community around it.
What we love about them:
We love that it gives back a sense of ownership back to local residents.
More information: abundancelondon.com
Excellent decision to concrete over what had been a lovely patch of greenery (before letting it get overgrown with bramble). A few lavender plants inserted into the concrete is yet another example of greenwashing. https://t.co/dnbkeOKoOc
Congratulations to Ealing Council for a disastrous decision. https://t.co/JFVbr46o5M
It doesn't. BNG (Biodiversity Net Gain) is the latest bullshit tickbox for councils and developers to greenwash building over valuable green spaces. https://t.co/YrISgqXBrd
So sorry. A foolish short-sighted decision. https://t.co/fzdWkaT73T