We Feed The UK
Papadakis (Verlag)
978-1-906506-78-0 (ISBN)
"Agriculture and the arts meet in a pioneering new book that highlights the power of regenerative practices." - Waitrose Weekend
"From Northern Irish handkerchief-makers to Scilly Isles fisherman who know when to let stocks replenish, a new book showcases radical solutions to our environmental problems" - The Guardian
"This book treats us all to a glimpse through the lens of a movement for change that is gathering pace ... there is hope here" - Dan Saladino, BBC Journalist, author of Eating to Extinction
We Feed The UK is an acclaimed storytelling campaign, pairing photographers and poets with the UK’s most inspiring custodians of soil, sea, and seed.
This landmark publication brings together over 40 collaborators from the environment and arts sectors to share ten deeply human stories from every corner of the UK – from Black-led community gardens in the heart of London, to all-women worker cooperatives in Edinburgh, and traditional fishing practices off the southern coast. Each chapter pairs striking visual narratives with evocative poetry, capturing a landscape not only of geography, but of care, resistance, and renewal.
The ten powerful stories in this book prove a future is possible where nature-friendly farming has a positive impact on our climate, wildlife, and communities. We Feed The UK is a call to attention. It captures a moment of transformation, led not by policymakers or corporations, but by everyday people planting the seeds of change with their own hands. These are the stories we need now: rooted in hope, grown in resistance, and harvested for a liveable future.
The Gaia Foundation is an international charity with four decades of experience accompanying the Earth's best custodians to revive and protect bio-cultural diversity.
CULTIVATING EQUALITY: WOMEN WORKING WITH SCOTTISH LAND
Inspired by Grampian Graziers and Lauriston Agroecology Farm
Photography by Sophie Gerrard | In collaboration with Street Level Photoworks
Poetry by Iona Lee | In collaboration with Hot Poets
NO DIGGITY: COOLING OUR CLIMATE IN THE BLACK COUNTRY
Inspired by No Diggity Gardens
Photography by Ayesha Jones | In collaboration with Multistory
Poetry by Bohdan Piasecki | In collaboration with Hot Poets
INTERGENERATIONAL CUSTODIANS: NATURE RESTORATION IN WALES
Inspired by the Penpont Project
Photography by Andy Pilsbury | In collaboration with Action For Conservation
Poetry by Ifor ap Glyn | In collaboration with Hot Poets
FROM CRISIS TO KINSHIP: ON ENGLAND’S FIRST COMMUNITY-OWNED FARM IN SHROPSHIRE
Inspired by The Fordhall Organic Farm
Photography by Aaron Schuman | In collaboration with Grain Projects
Poetry by Jasmine Gardosi | In collaboration with Hot Poets
FOOD JUSTICE: SERVED FRESH BY URBAN GROWERS IN LONDON
Inspired by Black Rootz and Go Grow With Love
Photography by Arpita Shah | In collaboration with Photo Fringe
Poetry by Zena Edwards | In collaboration with Hot Poets
AGRI-CULTURE: A LINEAGE OF HEDGEROW LIGGING IN CUMBRIA
Inspired by Strickley Farm
Photography by Johannes Pretorius | In collaboration with Open Eye Gallery
Poetry by Testament | In collaboration with Hot Poets
UNEARTHED: SOIL RESTORATION IN NORTHUMBERLAND
Inspired by Wharmley Farm
Photography by Johannah Churchill | In collaboration with North East Photography Network
Poetry by Kate Fox | In collaboration with Hot Poets
FIBRE: NATURE-FRIENDLY FLAX FARMING IN IRELAND
Inspired by Mallon Farm
Photography by Yvette Monahan | In collaboration with Belfast Exposed
Poetry by Abby Oliveira | In collaboration with Hot Poets
FISHING: IN WATERS OFF CORNWALL AND THE SCILLY ISLES
Inspired by fisherfolk along the South Coast
Photography by Jon Tonks | In collaboration with Martin Parr Foundation
Poetry by Chris Redmond | In collaboration with Hot Poets
GRAIN REBELS: A FOOD REVOLUTION STARTS WITH SEED IN THE SOUTHWEST
Inspired by Gothelney Farm and Field Bakery, part of South West Grain Network
Photography by Lua Ribeira | In collaboration with the Royal Photographic Society
Poetry by Dizraeli | In collaboration with Hot Poets
| Erscheinungsdatum | 13.05.2025 |
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| Verlagsort | Newbury |
| Sprache | englisch |
| Maße | 254 x 254 mm |
| Gewicht | 1385 g |
| Themenwelt | Kunst / Musik / Theater ► Fotokunst |
| Sozialwissenschaften | |
| ISBN-10 | 1-906506-78-7 / 1906506787 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-1-906506-78-0 / 9781906506780 |
| Zustand | Neuware |
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