Project GreenAid Encourages People to Plant Gardens
Meghan Young — April 1, 2010 — Eco
References: thecommonstudio & psfk
We need more concepts like Project GreenAid. Creative, workable and overall ingenious, it is sure to spur on a whole new environmental movement that is more for fun's sake that for Mother Nature's.
Created by CommonStudio, Project GreenAid involves strategically placed vintage candy machines that dispense 'seed bombs,' which are "mixture of clay, compost, and seeds," according to PSFK. Suited to the area it occupies, CommonStudio hopes that it will make guerrilla gardening more accessible.
Created by CommonStudio, Project GreenAid involves strategically placed vintage candy machines that dispense 'seed bombs,' which are "mixture of clay, compost, and seeds," according to PSFK. Suited to the area it occupies, CommonStudio hopes that it will make guerrilla gardening more accessible.
Trend Themes
1. Guerrilla Gardening - Project GreenAid's seed bomb dispensing machines are an innovative and fun way to encourage guerrilla gardening and beautification of urban spaces.
2. Green Urban Movement - Project GreenAid aligns with the growing demand for more green spaces and sustainable urban planning, providing an opportunity for disruptive innovation in urban design and landscaping.
3. Sustainable Snacking - The seed bomb dispensing candy machines offer a unique way to promote sustainable snacking habits and healthy eating by encouraging people to grow and snack on fresh produce.
Industry Implications
1. Landscaping - Project GreenAid presents an innovative opportunity for disruptive innovation within the landscaping industry, as more people look to create green urban spaces.
2. Food Retail - The seed bomb dispensing machines offer potential for disruptive innovation in the food retail industry, providing a unique and sustainable way to promote healthy snacking habits.
3. Environmental Education - Project GreenAid has the potential to transform environmental education by offering a fun and interactive way to promote sustainable gardening practices and environmental stewardship.
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