The floods on four continents serve as a stark reminder of the interconnectedness of our global food system and the vulnerability of communities to climate change. By embracing regenerative agriculture and circular economies, we can create a more sustainable and equitable food system that nourishes places people and the planetContinue Reading
Ecolearn will be announcing the building of three new micro farms in Lincolnshire shortly. These Sow Study Sustain growing centres will incorporate community wealth building, circular economy, vertical growing and regenerative horticulture. They will feed food banks and show communities how to grow with the first set to be atContinue Reading
Thanks to The National Lottery Community Fund and their two generous £9985 donations we have fuelled the ideas and honed the skills that will feed the food banks in East Lindsey this year. With food the elephant in the room, Sow Study Sustain will also now include grow at home, community growing and aContinue Reading
If you are looking to grow at home or at a community site, on your own or with neighbours, our regenerative horticulture can take the pleasure of gardening to wholesome and healthy new levels. Ecolearn and our delivery partner Lincolnshire Outdoor Learning cut to the chase and show how toContinue Reading
Community growing, using a regenerative circular economy model, cuts to the chase because we miss out those who would put vested interests above the needs of the beneficiaries the project is meant to serve. By pushing up through community growing we share the fun, our respective skills and of courseContinue Reading
Not-for-profit Ecolearn has devised Sow Study Sustain a revolutionary form of regenerative agriculture powered by renewable energy. A pure circular economy based system based on three basic principles, circular growing, community wealth building and sustainable green energy. We can eat, heat and fuel our local economies growth, both financially and byContinue Reading
We are looking to build resilience in Lincolnshire and the East Midlands through circular economy growing communities. We call them Community Micro Farms, because circular economy, encompassing vertical low tech growing, works with nature and takes little of her resources or space. Partnerships are key to growing in the rightContinue Reading
The key to feeding Lincolnshire communities over the next few years lies in regenerative growing using circular economy principles. We must end take, make, break and waste, by recycling, re-purposing, reusing and working together by caring and sharing bridges age, class and skills gaps. When we SOW, STUDY, SUSTAIN atContinue Reading
Through circular economy based micro farms we aim to feed East Lindsey, Lincolnshire Foodbanks and beyond. Food is the elephant in the room and therefore food rationing will become a reality in the next 2-3 years thanks to the collapsing global supply chain fed by an agri-chemical based system whichContinue Reading
Due to its rural nature Lincolnshire is perhaps in more need of, and more open to, Circular economy principles, than the rest of the UK. A circular economy is a framework that tackles global challenges like climate change, biodiversity loss, waste, and pollution by ending take make break and waste.Continue Reading
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