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  • Home
  • About
  • Contact
  • What you can do
  • Green Maps
    • Morriston Green Map
    • Pontarddulais Green Map
    • Gower Green Map
    • St Thomas and Port Tennant Green Map
    • Penderry Green Map
    • Central Swansea Green Map
    • Green Spaces Green Map
    • Growing Spaces Green Map
  • Projects
    • Digital Streams >
      • Digital Streams Loughor
      • Digital Streams Tawe
      • Digital Streams Townhill
      • Digital Streams 4
    • Sustainability Trail
    • 2012 Awards >
      • 2010 Awards
    • Carbon Footprinting 2010
    • Trailblazers 2012
    • Trailblazers 2015
    • Bont Byw 2011
    • Eastside Project 2013
    • Penderry Project 2014
    • City Centre project 2015

Swansea 'Growing Spaces' Green Map

The Growing Spaces map is the first map we've made that only comes in PDF format - no copies were printed. We are looking to produce a printable pdf of the map that will contain other information as well, but that will be something for the future.

The map highlights organisations around Swansea that are to do with local production of food in some way or another and are available for people to join in with - whether through buying their produce, through direct engagement in the growing process or through the willingness to share knowledge and skills to encourage others.

Growing your own food has many benefits for the grower through cheaper food, good exercise and knowing exactly what chemicals (if any) have been used. It also benefits the wider environment by helping to reduce 'food miles' that contribute to global warming.

​​Click on the cover image opposite to download a PDF version of this green map or click on the word 'interactive' to explore an interactive version on the Open Green Maps website.
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