Local Food - Part 2

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London, ON: One of Canada’s Greenest Cities?

London Environmental Network

7 episodes

6 days ago

When Canadians think about environmental sustainability, what city comes to mind? London, Ontario…probably not. But it could be. This series looks at London’s environmental and ecological health, and asks just how green and resilient the “Forest City” is. In each episode, host Molly Miksa talks to local experts in a given area, asking a specific question to gauge London’s level of success in its pursuit of resiliency and a green future. A production of the London Environmental Network.

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Local Food - Part 2

London, ON: One of Canada’s Greenest Cities?

40 minutes 52 seconds

4 years ago

Local Food - Part 2

In our second episode looking at local food growth in London, Ontario, Molly talks to Western University professor and community activator Dr. Gabor Sass about the various urban agriculture initiatives he's been involved with, and ways that individuals and community groups can support each other in growing more food in the city.

We also look into the City of London's Urban Agriculture Strategy, the opportunities it has made possible, and the exclusion of urban hens from the strategy. And we get excited about gardening and the benefits it offers.