Foodprint Melbourne: Building the Resilience of Melbourne’s Food System
OnlineCompounding crises have revealed the cracks in Melbourne's food supply system, flaws that make our population vulnerable to scarcity.
Compounding crises have revealed the cracks in Melbourne's food supply system, flaws that make our population vulnerable to scarcity.
Come yarn about native foods, healthy eating and Australian Indigenous farmers.
What if we could reverse climate change, increase biodiversity and feed everyone? Does that sound like a win-win-win scenario for people and the planet? Join Dr Samantha Grover as she explores the possibilities of soil carbon.
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