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Get Involved...
growglasgow@yahoo.com
About Us...
G R O W has aims to encourage, promote and facilitate sustainable urban agriculture and food production through engagement with public and private green spaces within the Hillhead and Woodlands areas of Glasgow. This blog will become a record of the things we get up to and hopefully inspire you to get involved... people and plants united!
The Virtual Onion Field
Plan of Action...
- To encourage and increase production of organic vegetables in the West End
- Facilitate a garden sharing scheme
- Work towards setting up community gardens which will be sustained by members of G R O W
- To promote a tangile sense of community through team work and sustainable agricultural development
Links
- Bolshie Cafe and Shop
- Botanic Gardens on the Glasgow City Council Website
- BTCV Glasgow
- Camcorder Guerillas
- CCA Blog
- Channel 4 Landshare Initiative
- City Strolls
- Common Wealth Orchard
- DIY Festival
- Edinburgh based backgreen project
- Federation of City Farms and Community Gardens
- Friends of Kelvingrove Park
- Friends of the River Kelvin
- Gibson Street, Otago Street and Westbank Quadrant Community
- Glasgow Allotments Forum
- Glasgow City Food Garden Exchange
- Glasgow Critical Mass
- Glasgow Free Cycle Group
- Glasgow Guerilla Gardeners
- Glasgow Residents Network
- Glasgow Tree Lovers Society
- Glasgow Wood Recycling
- Ground Work UK
- GROW Sheffield
- Hidden Gardens at Tramways
- Kelvin Clyde Green Space
- Nationwide Organic Gardening Charity
- North Glasgow Food Initiative
- North Kelvinside Greenspace Community Initiative
- Pat's Guide to the West End
- Recycling and Reuse in Glasgow
- Scotstourn Woodcraft Group
- Scottish Allotments and Gardens Society
- Towards Transition Glasgow
- Transition Town Totnes Garden Share
- Tree Council
- Trellis Scotland
- Urban Fly Fishing on the Kelvin River
- WWOOF UK
Would you add North Kelvin Meadow to your list:
ReplyDeletewww.northkelvinmeadow.com to your list. Its local green space and some folk have bought raised beds to grow veg - there is loads of space. Please sign the campaign on this website to save the land from the developers!
Thanks
Sharon