Urban growing
Taking action for Urban Growing means making sure that as much land as possible in and near the city is used to grow food in a way that’s good for nature.
What’s it about?
The more space we can find for food growing in Bristol, the more benefits there are for all our communities, for wildlife, healthy soils and a way to capture some of the carbon produced in the city. Urban Growing is good for people, too, creating more good food jobs and more beautiful spaces to connect with people and our environment.
Dive into Bristol’s movement to support Urban Growing to find out what’s going on and how you can take part, or be inspired to start something new.
Related Events
Urban Growing
4th February 2023
Sea Mills Community Garden Weekend Workout
Read More about the event: Sea Mills Community Garden Weekend Workout.
Urban Growing
4th February 2023
Dame Emily Park Project’s Weekly Gardening Session
Read More about the event: Dame Emily Park Project’s Weekly Gardening Session.Submit your own event
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Get in touch to discuss how to feature your Urban Growing story on the Bristol Good Food website. Sharing your story helps grow Bristol’s Good Food movement in co-creating a food system that’s good for everyone.
Who’s working on this in Bristol?
Find out the organisations working in Urban Growing, ensuring that land in and near the city is used to grow food in a way that’s good for nature.
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Your urban growing questions answered
How can my work team get involved in community growing? This and all your Bristol Good Food questions answered.
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