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The Role of Leadership for Community Building and Community Garden Programs
Community gardens play a valuable role in creating places where people can socialize; share knowledge, experiences, and mutual interests; and improve food security. As previous research has shown, effective leadership is a prerequisite to community building in garden programs. However, relatively …
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Growing connections: exploring hands-on garden programs as a tool for food education and community outreach
… 2000; McAleese & Rankin 2007). Edible school garden programs offer hands-on opportunities to integrate food and nutrition education into schools, providing diverse and engaging learning experiences through gardening. This report examines the benefits of garden programs for students’s …
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Harvest Pierce County as a Model for Community Garden Programs: Analysis of a County- Level Collaborative Effort to Reduce Waste, Build Soil, and Connect to Community.
Past community garden research focused on benefits without consideration of garden usage. However, garden usage has implied weight on benefits provided by gardens. The Harvest Pierce County Community Garden Program is integrated with municipal departments and provides material resources to assist …
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Grow Where You Are Planted: The Use Of Gardening As Offender Rehabilitation In Prison
… is through the use of prison horticulture or garden programs. Prison horticulture is a productive, outdoors activity in which inmates raise gardens that would benefit their group, facility, or the community. In the process, prisoners learn about gardening methods, as well as acquire applicable …
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Culturally Responsive-Sustaining Practices in Garden-Based Education at Secondary School Campuses
Garden-based education (GBE) in the United States offers a multitude of student benefits such as improved motivation, connection to nature, and awareness of healthy nutritional choices. What appears to be missing in literature and practice is representation of diverse student and family cultural …