Young people sought to help 'write the recipe' for a more sustainable food future

"We want to put community at the heart of the city's transformation, learning from and with younger generations."

Airfield chief executive Claire MacEvilly, with Aedín Caverly, Tom Kitteringham, and Cillian Norris, who are from Dublin. Picture: Andres Poveda

Young people who care about food or sustainability and would like to help revolutionise the future of food are being sought for a new youth board.

Airfield Estate, Dublin's only working urban farm and gardens, has put out a call for aspiring activists between the ages of 15 and 18.