Welcome

to the webpage of the Department of Sustainable Use of Natural Resources (430c).

Here you will find info about our department, our research, teaching, our team and our work.

Our department

Food is what connects us in the most fundamental ways with nature. We depend on ecosystems, and we impact ecosystems through the way we produce, prepare and eat our food. We need water to irrigate our fields, bees to pollinate our orchards, soil to root our crops. What we eat also defines us as societies and as individuals. Right now many things are, however, wrong in the way we grow and eat our food.

In our department we are interested in understanding how to do food better: How can we create a world where everyone has sufficient and nutritious food they enjoy eating? How can we produce our food without destroying the very natural resources that food production depends on? How can we create a food system that is more just and more sustainable?

Contact

Department Sustainable Use of Natural Resources (430C)
Schloss Osthof-Nord
Schwerzstraße 40
Building 04.32/Room 116 (secretary)
70599 Stuttgart

0711 459 22141
E-Mail


Latest news

Launching Our New Module: Communicating Sustainability in the Agri-Food System [13.09.2024]

Our new module, Communicating Sustainability in the Agri-Food System, equips students with the skills to harness the power of communication as a catalyst for transformative change within the agri-food sector.more


Farm Food Climate Festival: A Source of New Energy and Inspiration [06.09.2024]

Last week, Julia Thompson, Anna Struth, and a few students had the privilege of attending the Farm Food Climate Festival once again. This gathering of people from across the food system left them feeling more energized and inspired than ever.more


Enacting Local Transformation in the Agri-Food System: Our New Course in Action [02.09.2024]

Our new module, Enacting Local Transformation in the Agri-Food System, empowers students to drive positive change in the food system through hands-on projects and collaboration with University-related initiatives. more


August Break [19.08.2024]

Recharging for Septembermore


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