Overview
Cultural geography of urban food movements explores how cities engage with food systems, emphasizing local and sustainable practices. These movements aim to empower communities, enhance food security, and promote environmental sustainability. By understanding concepts like food sovereignty and the c...
Key Terms
Example: Communities advocating for local farming practices exemplify food sovereignty.
Example: Many urban neighborhoods are classified as food deserts.
Example: Organic farming is a form of sustainable agriculture.
Example: Community gardens can improve local food access.
Example: Rooftop gardens are a form of urban farming.
Example: Permaculture principles can be applied in urban gardens.
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Key Concepts
food sovereigntysustainable agriculturecommunity gardensfood deserts