Add to ORKGModern industrial systems of food production cause a wide range of detrimental impacts to the environment, human health and society. Integrating community gardens into local food systems is one way to counteract some of those impacts. This research looks at the elements that community garden policies should contain in order to best promote community gardens and attain their benefits. Focusing on Sydney, the research evaluates and compares the quality of the community garden policies with the ..
Cohesive, healthy communities are central to wellbeing; yet contemporary research suggests inequalit...
This paper examines who in Australia is currently growing their own food, their motivations, and bar...
There is a growing body of literature examining the multifaceted benefits of community gardens for e...
Modern industrial systems of food production cause a wide range of detrimental impacts to the enviro...
Abstract: Community workers, public health officials and urban planners are increasingly concerned a...
Several community gardens have been developed in Edinburgh over the past five years, which reflects ...
Food-producing community gardens have taken various forms over the past two centuries and have fulfi...
This paper sheds critical light on the motivations and practices of community gardeners in relativel...
In 1999, the Royal Botanic Garden in Sydney joined with Housing New South Wales (NSW) to establish a...
In 1999, the Royal Botanic Garden in Sydney joined with Housing New South Wales (NSW) to establish a...
In 1999, the Royal Botanic Garden in Sydney joined with Housing New South Wales (NSW) to establish a...
In 1999, the Royal Botanic Garden in Sydney joined with Housing New South Wales (NSW) to establish a...
The local impacts of global urbanization (e.g. dwindling green spaces, food insecurity, land shortag...
The local impacts of global urbanization (e.g. dwindling green spaces, food insecurity, land shortag...
The local impacts of global urbanization (e.g. dwindling green spaces, food insecurity, land shortag...
Cohesive, healthy communities are central to wellbeing; yet contemporary research suggests inequalit...
This paper examines who in Australia is currently growing their own food, their motivations, and bar...
There is a growing body of literature examining the multifaceted benefits of community gardens for e...
Modern industrial systems of food production cause a wide range of detrimental impacts to the enviro...
Abstract: Community workers, public health officials and urban planners are increasingly concerned a...
Several community gardens have been developed in Edinburgh over the past five years, which reflects ...
Food-producing community gardens have taken various forms over the past two centuries and have fulfi...
This paper sheds critical light on the motivations and practices of community gardeners in relativel...
In 1999, the Royal Botanic Garden in Sydney joined with Housing New South Wales (NSW) to establish a...
In 1999, the Royal Botanic Garden in Sydney joined with Housing New South Wales (NSW) to establish a...
In 1999, the Royal Botanic Garden in Sydney joined with Housing New South Wales (NSW) to establish a...
In 1999, the Royal Botanic Garden in Sydney joined with Housing New South Wales (NSW) to establish a...
The local impacts of global urbanization (e.g. dwindling green spaces, food insecurity, land shortag...
The local impacts of global urbanization (e.g. dwindling green spaces, food insecurity, land shortag...
The local impacts of global urbanization (e.g. dwindling green spaces, food insecurity, land shortag...
Cohesive, healthy communities are central to wellbeing; yet contemporary research suggests inequalit...
This paper examines who in Australia is currently growing their own food, their motivations, and bar...
There is a growing body of literature examining the multifaceted benefits of community gardens for e...