Local Tampa Bay food work group

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A project of creating food coops, farmers markets, veggie stores for the local community to connect them with local farmers. Working together we can create and grow a local food economy for the Tampa bay area.

Members: 50
Latest Activity: May 11, 2012

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Food and water Watch

Started by Eric Stewart Apr 7, 2011. 0 Replies 0 Favorites

See Your Alert Online…Continue

Purchase Non-GMO Foods

Started by Stacey S.. Last reply by Audrey Voss Mar 9, 2011. 1 Reply 1 Favorite

This is a great pdf on which brands do not contain genetically modified ingredients.…Continue

Leadership of Food group

Started by Cory Brennan. Last reply by Cory Brennan Mar 6, 2011. 5 Replies 0 Favorites

I am willing to take on the leadership of this activity. I am getting more and more immersed in it - it looks like where I'm going to end up putting my major focus. The first step I'd like to take…Continue

Green Map Chip in

Started by Eric Stewart Feb 16, 2011. 0 Replies 0 Favorites

Chip in(Deleted chip in widget) We've fullfilled the fundraiser for green map! Continue

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Comment by Eric Stewart on May 11, 2012 at 11:12am: Would anyone like to lead this group and coordinate some conversations about our local food? Perhaps add links to the group description? Let me know i can make you an admin and you can change all the elements. Lets start up conversations as to how to help one another get locally grown food.

Comment by Eric Stewart on October 16, 2011 at 11:51pm: Are you setting up a fall garden?

Comment by Eric Stewart on September 15, 2011 at 2:10pm: How many of you are setting up for the fall garden season? I'm preparing some dirt today and getting ready to make a youtube about it! Post your pictures and videos on code green community of your gardens!

Peace,

Eric

Comment by Eric Stewart on August 13, 2011 at 9:56am: Recent article about Restaurants and Farmers cooperating for local food markets: http://www2.tbo.com/news/consumer/2011/aug/12/1/restaurants-farmers...

Comment by Eric Stewart on June 28, 2011 at 9:52am: ( I used funds allocated through donations to fulfill the Green Map initiative in the Food Group. This is a letter we are apparently part of the 750 green map around the world, I'll be posting more info in the food work group)

Hello Mapmakers
750 Green Map projects! Our network has achieved a great milestone with yesterday's new Green Map projects in Ogaki Gifu Japan and Tampa Bay Florida! Congratulations to these communities and all impacted by Green Mapmakers around the world!! And today, Chico California has joined us, too so we are already on our way to 800. I'm really pleased and thank all of you for your efforts to reach out to more communities and promote the global program through your blogs, websites and maps!

More news soon, but I wanted to mention I am planning to the EcoCity World Summit - http://www.ecocity2011.com in Montreal in August - is anyone else going, and want to share a room? A Green Map presentation is on Thursday Aug 25.

We are working on the FAQ for the http://lab.greenmap.org right now, and will let you know when it's online.

thanks to all ! Wendy

Comment by Eric Stewart on April 30, 2011 at 9:49am: This is a talk i'm uploading to Code Green Community about creating a local food economy. It's specific to the Northeast Ohio but it's ideas can be used anywhere:

Comment by Eric Stewart on March 6, 2011 at 1:57pm: Just $45 and we can obtain a Green Map for our community where we can collaborate together on mapping green assets across the Tampa bay area on a comprehensive online map!

Comment by Eric Stewart on February 21, 2011 at 3:55pm: Please consider chiping in for the Code Green Community Green Map.

Comment by Eric Stewart on February 16, 2011 at 3:39pm

Comment by Eric Stewart on February 16, 2011 at 3:31pm: Dear Eric Stewart

Thank you for registering at GreenMap.org!

Your registration is approved – we think your project will be a great addition to the global movement and an asset to your community and the environment.

The next step is sending in your Service Support Fee.

Your fee is $75

To pay by Credit Card or by Paypal, please click

http://www.greenmap.org/greenhouse/pay?amount=$75&uid=2211&...

That is the fastest option.

(At Paypal, you don’t need to register, just click the little blue 'continue' link by the credit card logos).

Notification

We will email you as soon as your payment has been received. If you are in a hurry, let us know!

If you have indicated a Kit, we’ll mail it shortly. And if you have clicked Supporting or Sustaining Mapmaker, we’ll add the indicator to your profile, too.

We look forward to sending you the official Welcome message. Then, you can start downloading the Mapmaking Tools and officially commence your Green Map project!

Until then, we hope you will enjoy learning more from the website about the maps, methods and mission of the Green Map System!

Thank you,

Wendy
Wendy E. Brawer

Founding Director

Green Map System

Think Global, Map Local!

Global - http://GreenMap.org

NYC - http://GreenAppleMap.org

+1 212 674 1631

web@greenmap.org