Cultivating Rooted Community thru Bioregionalism and Agropolitan Development
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We bring communities, researchers and students together to:
- Promote localization and bioregionalism for healthy agropolitan development
- Interconnect food systems, water, energy, land, built environments and health
- Strengthen urban-rural, metro-hinterland relationships regionally and globally
- Create rooted community thru community commons and ecological polity
- Develop socio-ecological metrics to recalibrate our measures of value and wealth
From the Global ARC Blog:
Sustainable food planning conference
Posted by Keith Pezzoli on September 01, 2011 at 11:27 PM
USDA Launches Online Food Hub Resource
Posted by Keith Pezzoli on August 26, 2011 at 10:23 PM
Food Justice Conference
Posted by Keith Pezzoli on August 09, 2011 at 11:07 PM
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- Progressive bioregionalism and agropolitan development — Keith Pezzoli
- Farm to School Carbon Footprint Project: Organic Oranges and the Benefits of local sourcing — Keith Pezzoli
- Sign up for the Food Justice Forum — Keith Pezzoli
- Sustainable San Diego — Keith Pezzoli
- Earth dance: Sustainability event returns to Angels Camp — Janice
- Food and Water Sustainability in Mexico: Multi-disciplinary Perspectives — Keith Pezzoli