Best Ecological Greengrocers Amsterdam Near Me

4worldlovers: Urbaniahoeve is a social lab for urban agriculture that produces food forests in public space and related education and training with locals, in and for their own communities.

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When you arrive in the occupation of Lützerath, you feel like entering a small utopian bubble: environmentalists try to organise themselves in a non-hierarchical, inclusive way, and every day people are … verder lezen


Do you have an affinity with activism, grassroots organizing, or campaigning on agriculture and food issues, as well as social justice? Are you concerned about climate change? Would you like to use … verder lezen

Join us for the Counter-Lagoon on the 7th of September from 6pm onwards at the DokCafé (Plantage Doklaan 8, 1018 CM Amsterdam) On the 6th and 7th of September, colonial and ecocidal … verder lezen

Phew, the Food Autonomy Festival was lots of work! But luckily for you, this means that you have another whole week to apply to ASEED! In case you missed the last deadline … verder lezen

We are looking back to two wonderful Food Autonomy Festival #5 weekends, with lots of great conversations, moments of shared laughter and joy, learning about building alternative food systems and taking down … verder lezen

On May 18, 2021, the day of Shell’s annual shareholders’ meeting, supporters of Shell Must Fall took action against the fossil multinational in countries including the Netherlands, Nigeria, Ghana, Germany, Sweden and … verder lezen


On the 28th of April we had a reading group on Oppression in the Food System & the Struggle for Food Justice and the resources where: Video: Food + Justice = Democracy: … verder lezen

On the 16th of April we came together with a plethora of wonderful organisations to do some farm work locally and discuss the rights of peasants and farmers worldwide. It was a … verder lezen

On the 24th of March we had a reading group on the digitalization of agriculture and the readings were: Reclaiming the Future of Food: Challenging the Dematerialization of Food Systems by Marcos … verder lezen

Do you have an affinity with activism, grass-roots organising, or campaigning on agriculture and food issues, as well as social justice? Are you concerned about climate change? Would you like to change … verder lezen

After sadly having to cancel the Reclaim the Seeds 2020 because of the Corona outbreak, we are very happy to announce that this year will happen with an amazing online program!! Reclaim … verder lezen

On Wednesday the 25th of November we had another online reading group on the highly complex topic of “Who controls the land?”. There were many interesting readings, but we chose to focus … verder lezen

On Wednesday 28th October we started again with the first new reading group after the summer. The Topic was “Food Sovereignty/Autonomy and Food Security” and we read two different texts of which … verder lezen


Danni Blog Part 1: The Dannenröder Forst, or Danni is a forest in the center of Germany. It is also one of the key struggles of the climate justice movement in Germany … verder lezen

What’s happening with seeds in the global South? After the cancellation of the Reclaim the Seeds this year, ASEED decided to connect with seed custodians from the global South and combine with recent research including front-line indigenous and/or peasant … verder lezen


With a globally rising urban population1, how to feed the cities has become of increasing concern. The question of how to feed a larger amount of people, however, often leads to technocratic solutions that speak … verder lezen


ASEED Podcast 4.0 The Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) with Verena (Good Food Good Farming) & Stanka (Friends of the Earth Europe) Do you want to learn why it is essential to change … verder lezen

4worldlovers: Up to 40% of the world's land is degraded. We're working to restore it.

Landscape degradation is at the heart of the world's biggest problems. Affecting a third of the world's population, it is a major contributor to food insecurity, water scarcity, climate change and biodiversity loss, destroying the ecosystems we all rely upon to survive. We facilitate landscape restoration from the ground up. From farmers to business owners, policymakers to NGOs, we work with a diverse range of partners to protect and restore landscapes across the world. To make the greatest impact, we are also building a global movement to accelerate holistic landscape restoration via our 4 Returns framework.

A regenerative movement led by a common vision is tackling desertification, halting soil erosion and creating resilient communities.

Local communities use business to restore a unique biodiversity hotspot and regenerate a city’s water supply.

Landscape restoration is the improvement of degraded land on a large scale. It rebuilds ecosystems and enhances people’s lives. Restoration aims to improve water quality, protect and restore biodiversity, and create healthier soil (and, in turn, healthier plants). To be successful, landscape restoration must be long-term and holistic. In other words, it must address the interests and needs of all local stakeholders over time.

We build long-term partnerships with a diverse range of partners from the local to the global level, to implement and scale holistic landscape restoration and protect our home planet.

Finance and investment are crucial to meeting the goal of the UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration to prevent, halt and reverse the degradation of nature worldwide. Therefore, Commonland united a panel ...

Commonland has come together with Landscape Finance Lab, as well as 19 other contributors, to issue a policy briefing offering guidance to EU institutions and Member States on why and how to leve ...

Commonland unites conservationists, farmers, experts, entrepreneurs, community organisers, businesses, governments, and finance professionals to transform 100 million hectares of degraded land into th ...

4worldlovers: At Kaskantine, we are committed to community-based climate solutions and providing a space to connect.


As an off-grid organization, we are able to utilize plots of land that are temporarily available. Throughout our history, we have occupied four different locations, and currently, we can be found in Amsterdam-Slotervaart. Here, we have transformed eleven shipping containers and two greenhouses into a place for meeting, growing, eating, and collaborating.


Our programs and activities are aimed at empowering individuals and communities to take action on climate change and find joy in the process. From urban gardening, composting, and plant-based cooking to saving and redistributing food waste, building off-grid structures, and producing renewable energy, we offer a wide range of opportunities for hands-on learning and creating connections in our neighbourhood.


​Join us and be part of the movement towards a more sustainable, connected and resilient future.


Going off-grid is one of the few ways left for citizens to get access to land in the city! By being off-grid we are able to use plots of land that are only temporarily available or have low market value.

We need space and freedom to be able to make ourselves future proof and climate resilient. Some questions we've asked include:

We've found some interesting solutions that we want to share and build with you!

The Climate-Friendly Kitchen Garden Course offers practical, hands-on skills in urban gardening, cooking, composting, and basic building skills. This 8-month course will guide participants through the seasons, teaching them how to start their own garden, cook with seasonal ingredients, reduce waste and energy consumption, and build a supportive community.

For anyone who doesn't have the space, time, or knowledge to compost their kitchen scraps,

Discover a hassle-free solution for composting your organic kitchen waste, while connecting, learning, and collaborating with others in our community-focused space.

We have different climate discussions on specific topics and a book club. We meet offline in the garden, or in the Winter season, we meet in a neighbourhood cafe or online. We also have practical workdays where you can compost or garden with us. Join us by registering for one of the meetups!

Do you have too many seeds? Half-used packets? Too many seeds for the space you have? Or maybe even some seeds you have saved from last year's crop? Would you like to share them?

​You can drop them off in our seed exchange house in either a closed envelope or the original seed packaging.