What is agroecology?
Agroecology is a sustainable farming approach that integrates ecological principles into agricultural practices, promoting biodiversity, resilience, and local food systems.
Our vision
ARC aims to foster a resilient and sustainable UK food system by promoting agroecological practices. Through sharing knowledge and building partnerships, we strive to advance ecological farming methods that benefit people, the environment, and local economies.
Our mission
We connect practitioners, researchers, and organizations to develop evidence-based agroecological solutions tailored to UK contexts. Our work supports the transition to farming and food systems that are environmentally sound, socially just, and economically viable.
Why collaboration matters
Collaboration is vital to achieving broader adoption of agroecological practices. By sharing insights and resources, ARC helps build a strong community committed to regenerative approaches that restore soil health, biodiversity, and local food resilience.
Building evidence
ARC supports research initiatives that generate practical knowledge on agroecological methods. This evidence base helps inform policy and encourages wider implementation of sustainable farming practices across the UK.
Join us
Together, we can transform the UK food system by embracing agroecology. Whether you’re a practitioner, researcher, or organization, your participation helps build a resilient, equitable, and sustainable future for all.
Get involved
Discover how you can contribute to the agroecology movement in the UK. Join networks, participate in projects, and help promote practices that regenerate ecosystems and strengthen local communities.
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