Existing community gardening research has tended to be exploratory and descriptive,
utilising qualitative or mixed methodologies to explore and understand community garden …

Urban biodiversity offers important benefits to residents and may be crucial to reaching
global biodiversity conservation targets, but little research has been conducted on how cities …

Vacant lots are typically viewed as urban blight but are also green spaces that provide
wildlife habitat and ecosystem services in urban landscapes. Vacant lot vegetation results …

Modern humans are more removed from nature than ever before. More than half of the
world's population lives in cities (United Nations, Department of Economic and Social Affairs …

Urban community gardens offer unique social and ecological benefits in cities. However,
given the dynamic nature of cities and the profound effects of variable land uses on green …

A growing body of research indicates that urban landscapes can support biodiversity and
provide multiple ecosystem services. However, we still have limited knowledge about how …

Vacant residential lots are ubiquitous in cities. While there is increasing interest in
enhancing the aboveground habitat and biodiversity of vacant lots via restoration, vacant lot …

Urban greening increases vegetation and can restore ecological functions to urban systems.
It has ties to restoration ecology, which aims to return degraded land to diverse, functional …

Mixed-use development project in urban area emerged to cater the increase of population in
the region. Due to rapid urbanisation, many research recommended the engagement of …

The reuse of Spain's obsolete railway infrastructure as greenways, namely vías verdes,
reflects a Europe-wide territorial strategy, which has resulted in the refurbishment of more …