JC Niala explores the transmission of hands-on environmental knowledge, from Lake Victoria to Oxford, before turning to the Isle of Sheppey’s Intertidal Allotment. This community garden embraces intertidal movements, allowing organisms including algae, seaweeds, funguses, and crustaceans to thrive. This article was jointly commissioned by It’s Freezing in LA! and North Kent arts organisation Cement Fields. Together with artist Andrew Merritt, Cement Fields are currently working to establish the Intertidal Allotment as a space for human and non-human community alike. This article was originally published in Issue 11: Knowledge, you can pick up a copy here.
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Intertidal Learnings From the Land and Sea
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By JC Niala
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