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Online map shows you where you can pick fallen fruits

Falling Fruit is a massive, collaborative map of the urban harvest. By uniting the efforts of foragers, freegans, and foresters everywhere, the map already points to over a half million food sources around the world (from plants and fungi to water wells and dumpsters). The rapidly growing user community is actively exploring, editing, and adding to the map.

For more information:
fallingfruit.org

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