The Liverpool Food Growers Network

The Liverpool Food Growers Network aims to create and sustainably develop an integrated network of community food growing projects, organisations and related supportive partners including academia, further education, public, private and third sector organisations, across the Liverpool City Region. It was founded by University of Liverpool academics Dr Charlotte Hardman and Dr Beth Mead along with representatives from the food growing community in Liverpool.

The network and its activities are underpinned by the UKRI-funded research project, Rurban Revolution (http://wp.lancs.ac.uk/rurbanrevolution/). The network has received funding from a BBSRC Impact Acceleration Account award.

The purpose of the network is to:

- Support long-term sustainability of food growing organisations in the  Liverpool City Region.

- Promote, support and educate people to grow food sustainably.

- Increase the amount of fresh fruit, vegetables and herbs grown  sustainably by community growers, supported by related members.

- Improve the distribution of and access to locally grown food to reduce  food insecurity.

- Promote sustainability and environmental action, and encourage active  collaboration and partnership.

For further information and to keep up to date with the network activities, check out its Social Medias:

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LiverpoolFoodGrowersNetwork

Instagram: @liverpoolfoodgrowersnetwork

Twitter: @livfoodgrowers

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