Here's just a sampling from their list:
Blogs:
- Homegrown Evolution: written by Urban Farm contributor (and Re-Nest Guest Columnist) Erik Knutzen plus the other half of his urban-farming team, Kelly Coyne.
- Leda’s Urban Homestead: Leda Meredith’s living-green adventures in Brooklyn.
- The Urban Farmer’s Almanac: gardening, canning and chickens in Seattle.
- Burbs and the Bees: suburban homesteading and beekeeping.
- L.A. Farm Girl: urban farming, agriculture and gardening.
- Ghost Town Farm: author and urban farmer Novella Carpenter.
Chickens:
- The Chicken Revolution: helping citizens shape chicken-keeping ordinances.
- The City Chicken: encouragement and information for keeping chickens inside city limits.
- Mad City Chickens: backyard-chicken-raising advice from Madison, Wis.
Green News & Resources
- Clean Water Action: protecting water and building communities.
- Friends of the Earth: grassroots environmental network.
- Green Edge Collaborative: N.Y.C. social network connecting people with resources for building a sustainable future.
- H2O Conserve: Focuses on water issues and solutions.
- Off-grid : covering issues and advice for a sustainable future.
Local Food:
- The Eat Well Guide: directory of fresh, locally grown and sustainably produced food in the United States and Canada.
- Food Routes: nonprofit organization reintroducing Americans to their food.
- Sustainable Table: celebrating local, sustainable food, providing information about food-related issues and building community through food.
Urban Beekeeping
- Beesource Beekeeping: online social networking and information community for beekeepers.
- New York City Beekeepers Association: Nonprofit organization for sharing knowledge and interest in beekeeping.
Urban Farming
- Added Value: nonprofit organization providing youth empowerment and farm-based learning through a South Brooklyn urban farm.
- Urban Farming: Creating an abundance of food by planting gardens on unused land across the U.S.
- Urban Farming Advocates: individuals, business owners and organizations seeking to legalize urban farming in Los Angeles.
Urban Gardening
- D.C. Urban Gardeners: network of hundreds of people greening and making Washington, D.C.-area growing projects happen.
- Los Angeles Community Garden Council: connecting people with community garden space.
Check out the full list here. What blogs/websites do you read on a daily basis? Tell us below!
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