Globally, rapid urbanisation has substantially reduced the amount of viable agricultural land–
a food security issue. Food security is bringing a renewed scholarly interest in community …

Community gardens have been identified as providing a model for promoting sustainable
urban living. They can also contribute to individual and community reconnection to the socio …

Urban neighborhood green spaces provide ecosystem services important for sustainable
and resilient cities. We examine public preferences for these ecosystem services by …

In March 2012, a brownfield site in Cologne was transformed into “a green garden on red
clay”, when a community garden called NeuLand (new land) was created. This paper …

Cities can experience losing greenery to urban development, while also pursuing greening
efforts. However, whether and how long-term changes in land-use and policies affect …

In the context of urban densification and central urban areas' lack of open spaces, new forms
of small-scale urban gardening practices have emerged. These gardening practices …

Geographers have a sustained interest in urban community gardens because such spaces
provide a meaningful lens to interrogate the complexities of living at the intersection of …

Community gardens are often positioned as spaces where urban people can build
community, reclaim common space, and reassert a “right to the city” in urban landscapes …

This paper examines the complexities and uncertainties which exist in water resource
management and governance in Northwest Cameroon. Using empirical data collected …

Community gardens (CGs) are a common form of urban green infrastructure with potential to
improve urban food security. The characteristics of CGs vary, which may affect the utilization …