Future Fashion Landscapes: Fostering biodiversity through collaborations between farmers, designers, and processors of native and rare breed wool
未来时尚景观:通过农民、设计师和本地及稀有品种羊毛加工商之间的合作促进生物多样性
基本信息
- 批准号:AH/Z505365/1
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- 金额:$ 12.77万
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- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:Research Grant
- 财政年份:2024
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2024 至 无数据
- 项目状态:未结题
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项目摘要
Fashion and agriculture are among the industries with the highestclimate footprint - through over-consumption of finite resources,aggregated CO2 emissions, widespread ecosystem pollution andresulting extensive biodiversity loss. There is enormous potential forimpact through improved practice and a major paradigm shift in bothsectors. This design-led R&D partnership between fashion researchersfrom UAL's Centre for Sustainable Fashion and the South East England(SEE) and South West England (SWE) Fibresheds foregrounds thepotential of fostering diverse, healthy ecosystems and increasedbiodiversity alongside supporting sustainable rural economies andbio-regional textiles networks. The partnership builds on the regionallinks created during the research team's previous project 'Beyond NetZero Goals: Regenerative fashion design for micro-circular ruralecosystems' funded in the DEP pilot scheme (2021-22).Within the overarching biodiversity theme, this project focuses on thefibre production and biodiversity enhancement potential of farmsadopting regenerative principles, while operating landscape-specificgrazing and restoration programmes with native and rare breed sheep.Sustaining thriving populations of native breeds is among the keybiodiversity indicators of the UK Government Biodiversity Strategy forEngland (Indicator 12a: Animal genetic resources, DEFRA 2023(https://www.gov.uk/government/statistics/england-biodiversity*indicators)).The vision of the SEE and SWE affiliates of the international Fibershedmovement is to provide viable solutions for the shift from long,opaque fashion and textiles supply chains, towards short, transparentbio-regional fibre and fashion supply networks with potential forscaling through replication. The organisations' current priority, basedon extensive stakeholder consultation during 2020-22, is to facilitatebetter understanding between farmers and designers to improveavailability and uptake of high-quality local fibre. The focus is on woolwhich, unlike plant fibres, is still produced in the UK in abundance yetits potential for application in apparel production is insufficientlyunderstood. As a result, this renewable fibre source is undervalued,underutilised and often discarded. This project will enhance visibilityand comprehension of UK-sourced native and rare breed wool, thusopening up new opportunities for valuable income streams, withbenefits for rural economies plus landscape conservation andbiodiversity enhancement.The partnership will test methods of collaboration and design researchthat aim to:Advance the understanding of properties and biodiversity benefits of bio-regional native and rare breed wool production in the SEE and SWE and beyond, through the pilot implementation of SEE & SWE Fibresheds' new Farming Fashion Toolkit.Develop experimental design prototypes that embody the experience of 'wearing the landscape', providing a tangible proofof-concept that can facilitate access to further R&D and funding for farmers and designers.Facilitate future innovation and collaboration opportunities forfarmers, designers, and processors of fibre and textiles throughimproved mutual understanding of requirements and productioncycles when working with local landscapes, animals and naturalrhythms.The project will support the SEE and SWE Fibresheds' mission byintroducing skills in design, making and fashion designentrepreneurship, building capacity for extensive experimentation totest innovative possibilities for regenerative fashion practice withinrural ecosystems and urban design centres. LCF's recent move to theEast Bank Campus offers exceptional opportunities for publicengagement and mobilising the thriving East London designcommunity for this purpose.
时装和农业是气候足迹最高的行业之一--过度消耗有限的资源、累积的二氧化碳排放、广泛的生态系统污染以及由此造成的广泛的生物多样性损失。通过改进实践和两个部门的重大范式转变,有巨大的影响潜力。来自UAL可持续时尚中心和英格兰东南部(SEE)和英格兰西南部(SWE)的时尚研究人员之间的这种以设计为主导的研发合作伙伴关系突出了促进多样化,健康生态系统和增加生物多样性的潜力,同时支持可持续的农村经济和生物区域纺织品网络。该合作伙伴关系建立在研究团队之前的项目“超越NetZero目标:微循环农村生态系统的再生时尚设计由DEP试验计划(2021-22)资助。在生物多样性的总体主题内,该项目侧重于采用再生原则的农场的纤维生产和生物多样性增强潜力,与此同时,英国政府还对本地和稀有品种的绵羊实施了特定的放牧和恢复计划。维持本地品种的繁荣种群是英国政府生物多样性战略的关键生物多样性指标之一(指标12 a:动物遗传资源,DEFRA 2023(https://www.gov.uk/government/apartics/england-biodiversityandrespectives)).国际纤维棚运动的东南欧和西南欧分支机构的愿景是提供可行的解决方案,从长而不透明的时装和纺织品供应链转向短而不透明的生物区域纤维和时装供应网络,并有可能通过复制扩大规模。根据2020-22年期间广泛的利益相关者咨询,这些组织目前的优先事项是促进农民和设计师之间的更好理解,以提高高质量本地纤维的可用性和吸收率。重点是羊毛,不像植物纤维,在英国仍然大量生产,但它在服装生产中的应用潜力是不言而喻的。因此,这种可再生纤维资源被低估,利用不足,往往被丢弃。该项目将提高对英国本土和稀有品种羊毛的可识别性和理解,从而为宝贵的收入来源开辟新的机会,为农村经济以及景观保护和生物多样性增强带来好处。该合作伙伴关系将测试合作和设计研究的方法,旨在:促进对东南欧和西南欧及其他地区生物区域本地和稀有品种羊毛生产的特性和生物多样性效益的理解,通过SEE & SWE Fibresheds新的Farming Fashion Toolkit的试点实施。开发实验性设计原型,体现“穿着睡衣”的体验,为农民和设计师提供切实可行的概念验证,促进他们获得进一步的研发和资金。为农民、设计师、通过与当地景观,动物和自然节奏合作,提高对要求和生产周期的相互理解,该项目将通过引入设计技能,在农村生态系统和城市设计中心内,建立广泛实验的能力,以测试再生时装实践的创新可能性。LCF最近搬到了东岸校区,为公众参与和动员蓬勃发展的东伦敦设计社区提供了绝佳的机会。
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Beyond net zero goals: Regenerative fashion design for micro-circular rural ecosystems
超越净零目标:微循环乡村生态系统的再生时尚设计
- 批准号:
AH/W009633/1 - 财政年份:2021
- 资助金额:
$ 12.77万 - 项目类别:
Research Grant
Rethinking Fashion Design Entrepreneurship: Fostering Sustainable Practices
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Research Grant
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AH/N504312/1 - 财政年份:2015
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Research Grant
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AH/E507964/1 - 财政年份:2007
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$ 12.77万 - 项目类别:
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