Rooted Innovation: The Urban Farmer Project showcase hosted by Regen City & NatureTech Memos
🌿 Join us for an evening of connection, conversation, and exploration at the intersection of nature, tech, and urban innovation.
This relaxed but intentional gathering brings the NatureTech Memos community offline for the first time – a chance to meet the minds behind the memos!
Whether you’re an entrepreneur, investor or curious about the emerging nature-tech ecosystem, meet like-minded people shaping the future of nature-based innovation.
🌱 Connect with innovators working at the intersection of technology and nature-based solutions.
🌍 Discuss the latest trends in biodiversity monitoring, ecosystem restoration, and nature finance.
🍻 Enjoy relaxed networking with a community passionate about tech and regenerating our cities and landscapes.
Registration covers entry - drinks available for purchase at the bar.
We’ll be hosted at the Urban Farmer Project, a unique vertical farming showcase in the heart of the City, by the team at Square Mile Farms.
✨ This event is brought to you by Regen City, an ecosystem builder for nature-positive, regenerative cities, and Nature Tech Memos, the go-to newsletter for nature tech insights. ✨
NatureTech Memos is the leading newsletter covering the intersection of nature and technology. It delivers insights, case studies, and trends on how innovation is being used to restore ecosystems, monitor biodiversity, and scale nature-based solutions. Whether you're a founder, investor, policymaker or researcher, Nature Tech Memos keeps you up to speed on the latest in nature-positive technology.
Square Mile Farms: An innovator in vertical, controlled environment farming in London, Square Mile Farms works with businesses to bring urban agriculture to their workplace, offering the installation of farms and the development of a holistic corporate wellbeing, sustainability and CSR programme.
The Urban Farmer Project at Shoe Lane is a unique initiative that brings sustainable farming into the heart of the city. By combining urban agriculture with community-driven activities, we aim to promote local food production, reduce food waste, and educate people about sustainable practices.