International audienceusing both environmental care and food justice as theoritical frames, this paper proposes to study the society-nature relation through urban agriculture areas, within the Swedish context of a model for access and proximity to nature, which is challenged by issues of social inclusion. Two main issues are raised from the case study of Malmö. First, do initiatives of urban farming promote the development of a behaviour of environmental care, through a reconnexion between inhabitants and nature ? Thus, can it enable to reduce inequality of access to nature and food, and can it be a tool of social inclusion for participants ? Our study is based on a focus on 2 community gardens and on urban commercial farming. Community ga...