[Scpg] October 5th, 2010, Corwin Pavilion, UCSB/ Localizing the Santa Barbara County food systemReport/Professor David Cleveland
Wesley Roe and Santa Barbara Permaculture Network
lakinroe at silcom.com
Mon Sep 27 08:17:42 PDT 2010
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Sustainability: More greenwash or the key to our future?
The example of localizing the Santa Barbara County food system
Presentation by the 2009-2010 UCSB Campus Sustainability Champion
Professor David Cleveland
October 5th, 2010,
3:00-5:30pm
FREE
Corwin Pavilion, UCSB
Dr. Cleveland's team of UCSB undergraduates spent the last year doing
research to answer this question. The team found that while Santa
Barbara County produces an abundance of fruit and vegetables, we
import most of the produce we eat, which contributes to food
insecurity and global warming. The team also found that many people
are working to localize the system as a way to make it more
sustainable, often successfully overcoming skepticism and
institutional obstacles. But what effect will this localization have?
How can the concept of sustainability be put to work for
localization? We hope that you will be able to attend the
presentation, to hear from Dr. Cleveland, and to participate in a
discussion on these very questions.
There will also be an edible demonstration of our food system
featuring fresh fruits and vegetables provided by local farmers,
UCSBs Ucen Dining and Residential Dining Service, Farmer Direct
Produce and the Isla Vista Food Cooperative.
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