33 min
E2 - Circular economy and the importance of keeping it local Gardening Together - growing in a shared garden
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- Home & Garden
Welcome back to Gardening Together! In today's episode, we had the pleasure of sitting down with a remarkable guest, Ben Still. Ben is not only a co-founder of @loopfrome but also a local independence Frome town councillor and a skilled herbalist and healer. Together, we explored the fascinating concept of a circular economy and the importance of keeping it local in Frome.
Throughout our conversation, we delved into the Loop Scheme, a brilliant initiative aimed at reducing waste and promoting sustainability within the community. Ben shared valuable insights into how this innovative program works and its positive impact on the environment and the local economy.
But our conversation didn't stop there. We went on to discuss the broader topic of transitioning from a global economy to a more localized one. Ben's expertise shed light on the numerous benefits of embracing a local approach, from fostering resilience to nurturing meaningful connections within the community.
Tune in to hear Ben's inspiring journey, his passion for healing and herbalism, and how these pursuits intersect with his dedication to creating a more sustainable world.
You can find Ben on Instagram at ben_still, and learn more about his herbalism work at sacredfifth.com
As we explore the beauty of community gardening, we find that it's not just about tending to plants, but also about cultivating relationships and building a self-sustaining ecosystem that thrives on cooperation and shared values. Ben's experiences and expertise provide a unique perspective on how we can all play a role in transforming our economies and taking steps towards a greener, more interconnected future.
Join us for an insightful conversation on Gardening Together, and let's learn how we can actively contribute to the shift towards a more localized and sustainable world. Together, we'll discover the power of embracing community and nurturing our environment, one episode at a time. Stay tuned!
Welcome back to Gardening Together! In today's episode, we had the pleasure of sitting down with a remarkable guest, Ben Still. Ben is not only a co-founder of @loopfrome but also a local independence Frome town councillor and a skilled herbalist and healer. Together, we explored the fascinating concept of a circular economy and the importance of keeping it local in Frome.
Throughout our conversation, we delved into the Loop Scheme, a brilliant initiative aimed at reducing waste and promoting sustainability within the community. Ben shared valuable insights into how this innovative program works and its positive impact on the environment and the local economy.
But our conversation didn't stop there. We went on to discuss the broader topic of transitioning from a global economy to a more localized one. Ben's expertise shed light on the numerous benefits of embracing a local approach, from fostering resilience to nurturing meaningful connections within the community.
Tune in to hear Ben's inspiring journey, his passion for healing and herbalism, and how these pursuits intersect with his dedication to creating a more sustainable world.
You can find Ben on Instagram at ben_still, and learn more about his herbalism work at sacredfifth.com
As we explore the beauty of community gardening, we find that it's not just about tending to plants, but also about cultivating relationships and building a self-sustaining ecosystem that thrives on cooperation and shared values. Ben's experiences and expertise provide a unique perspective on how we can all play a role in transforming our economies and taking steps towards a greener, more interconnected future.
Join us for an insightful conversation on Gardening Together, and let's learn how we can actively contribute to the shift towards a more localized and sustainable world. Together, we'll discover the power of embracing community and nurturing our environment, one episode at a time. Stay tuned!
33 min