Publications

State of Tucson's Food System Publications

Interim report: State of the Tucson Food System 2022-23

By: Laurel Bellante, Megan A. Carney, and Gigi Owen

 

State of the Tucson Food System: 2020-2021

Executive Summary of the 2020-21 State of the Tucson Food System Report

By: Gigi Owen, Eden Kinkaid, Laurel Bellante, and Sean Maccabe

 

State of the Tucson Food System: 2019-2020 (English)

State of the Tucson Food System PowerPoint (English)

By: Megan Carney, Keegan Krause, Ryann Quick, Rosie Piper, Lily Williams, Andrew Sisk, Cori Aten and Carolyn Lowrey

 

State of the Tucson Food System: 2019-2020 (Spanish)

State of the Tucson Food System PowerPoint (Spanish)

By: Megan Carney, Keegan Krause, Ryann Quick, Rosie Piper, Lily Williams, Andrew Sisk, Cori Aten and Carolyn Lowrey

 

State of the Tucson Food System: 2018-2019
By: Megan Carney and Keegan Krause

State of Tucson's Food System: 2017-2018 
By: Gary Paul Nabhan, Jonathan Mabry, Danielle Johnson, and Caroline Ferrales

State of Tucson's Food System: 2015-2016 
Compiled and edited by: Jonathan Mabry, Gary Paul Nabhan and Robert Ojeda
With contributions from Maribel Alvarez, Stephanie Buechler, Leslie Ethen, Mika Galilee-Belfer, Katie Gannon, Felipe Garcia, Dan Gibson, Megan Kimble, Dora Martinez, Michael Rasool Rabbani, Moses Thompson, Daoquin Tong, Erika Mitnik-White and Janos Wilder

Other Publications 

Food for Thought: Best Practices and Challenges of Food Policy Councils

By Chris Destiche (prepared for the Food Systems Research Lab and the Pima County Food Alliance, May 2022)

 

Responding to the COVID-19 Pandemic through Community Gardens: A Lifeline to Food Security and Community

By Dr. Stephanie Buechler and Sehdia Mansaray

 

Food Chain Restoration for Pollinators: Regional Habitat Recovery Strategies Involving Protected Areas of the Southwest
By: Steve Buckley and Gary Paul Nabhan 

Food, Community, Justice 
By: Gary Paul Nabhan
 

Borders Out of Register: Edge Effects in the U.S.-Mexico Foodshed 
By: Laurel Bellante and Gary Paul Nabhan
 

Can Alternative Financing Strategies Foster Farm and Food System Innova*on? An Exploratory Comparison of Arizona and New Mexico 
By: Gary Paul Nabhan, Matthew M. Mars, and Julia Glenon 
 

Prehistoric & Early Historic Food Crop Diversity: Nourishing Tucson, A UNESCO City of Gastronomy 
Edited by: Gary Paul Nabhan and Julia Glennon
With contributions from Karen Adams, Maribel Alvarez, Martha Ames Burgess, Gay Chanler, Dena Cowan, Michael Diehl, Suzanne Fish, Jesus Garcia, Wendy Hodgson, Jonathan Mabry, Charles Miksicek, Carolyn Niethammer, Roger Pfeuffer, Amadeo Rea, and Rafael Routson de Granade
 

The Changing Faces in Arizona's Food System
By: Gary Paul Nabhan and Julia Glennon
 

Other Research Publications by UA Faculty