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Food and Culture
Life with the Imazighen
Adventurer, journalist and runner, Alice Morrison travelled to the Atlas Mountains of Morocco to live with the Imlilin whilst training fo...
The Harmony Run and Interdependence
Anthony Rodale discusses the Harmony principle of Interdependence and explores how it manifests in his running journey through the mind, ...
Harmony Project: Orchard regeneration in primary schools
The SFT's Harmony Project, in collaboration with Grow at Brogdale, announced the start of an orchard regeneration project to mark the 70t...
Harmony in Running: Anthony Rodale takes on the Trans-Atlas Marathon
In June of 2019, Anthony Rodale will be running the Trans-Atlas Marathon, a 185-mile mountain-running stage race. He will be sharing his ...
The uplands need a future reimagined not rewilded
Rory Stewart MP recently made the case for upland farming, calling it ”The battle for the countryside: Britain should rewild its uplands”...
Can children learn to love real food?
There is a growing body of evidence suggesting that taste preferences in adulthood are closely linked to what we eat in childhood. If tha...
Being with cows
Dave Mountjoy shares how spending time around his cows has given him a great sense of harmony and peace. In a moving blog he explains how...
Transforming the Education System through Food: Patrick Holden in conversation with Richard Dunne
The 2018 Bristol Food Connections festival, taking place from 11 th – 17 th June, includes over 120 events and activities in all corners ...
Mediamatic: Taking a creative approach to food waste, farming and fungus
Can mushrooms be high-tech? What’s inspiring about cabbage? Mediamatic, a creative think tank based in Amsterdam, looks at food through t...
Eating your values: Five questions to ask in a restaurant
When it comes to asking questions in a restaurant, many of us are fearful of being seen as a fussy or awkward customers. But by speaking ...
Arab-Palestinian cuisine in Israel: A culinary peace process?
Food is central to perceptions of home, nationhood and identity. In a region marred by deep political tensions, Bonnie Welch explores how...
Greening Iraq’s refugee camps: “This garden is my kingdom”
The Lemon Tree Trust is working to facilitate greening innovation and urban agriculture in refugee camps, building community and bringing...