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“…Urban gardens have been associated with many benefits, including increased access to fresh produce, the economic benefits of producing homegrown food, and nutrition. Gardens, though, are more than a local source of nutritious food; they can help to strengthen neighborhood cohesion and build community [7]. As a result of the multi-faceted outcomes of urban gardens, the motivation to sustain them is complex.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Urban gardens have been associated with many benefits, including increased access to fresh produce, the economic benefits of producing homegrown food, and nutrition. Gardens, though, are more than a local source of nutritious food; they can help to strengthen neighborhood cohesion and build community [7]. As a result of the multi-faceted outcomes of urban gardens, the motivation to sustain them is complex.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…belong is also manifested through participation in leisure pursuits (Glover, Parry, & Shinew, 2005;Maynard & Kleiber, 2005) and leisure activities do impact happiness (Argyle, 1999), leading Compton (2005) to conclude that, "Any discussion of well-being must eventually take a look at leisure" (p. 67). This includes participation in leisure activities revolving around sport (Wann, 1997).…”
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“…The majority of the research on such activity, however, has been of a qualitative nature and has adopted a largely conceptual stance in its appreciation of the emergence and impact of such approaches. For example, ethnographic studies investigating the views and goals of participants in social-ecological actor groups have succeeded in elucidating the motives which drive such engagement (Glover, 2004;Glover et al, 2005;Jones, 2005;Kingsley et al, 2009;Corrigan, 2011;Rosol, 2012;Green and Phillips, 2013). These studies have unpicked the genesis and organisational structure of collaborative groups involved in environmental stewardship and the importance of social-ecological networks at various levels of agency has been highlighted and promoted (Andersson, 2007;Ernstson et al, 2008;Biggs et al, 2010).…”
Section: Social-ecological Innovation In Urban Areasmentioning
confidence: 99%