The Edible Campus at University of Brighton

Andre Viljoen; Katrin Bohn; Stephen Ryan

The Edible Campus at University of Brighton

Andre Viljoen
, Katrin Bohn
, Stephen Ryan (Other)

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Abstract

In this extension study, which I helped developing and co-taught, students will explore in a practical and “lived” way aspects of a less resource and energy intensive lifestyle by introducing urban agriculture to the University's Grand Parade site, growing fruit, vegetables, edible and medicinal flowers.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Brighton
Publication status	Published - Sept 2009

Keywords

Urban agriculture
Closed-loop systems
Student-led live project

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The Edible Campus at University of Brighton

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