Database research record2017·Global
Examining the Relationship Between Level of Participation in Community Gardens and their Multiple Functions
Jaime M. Booth, Darren Chapman, Mary L. Ohmer, Kai Wei
Journal of Community Practice
Urban Farm DB summary
This study surveyed 115 regular, occasional, and non-community garden participants in a disadvantaged neighborhood to examine the relationship between participation levels and health behaviors, psychological well-being, and community perceptions. Regular and occasional participants reported better mental health. Occasional participants reported higher vegetable intake, while regular participants reported a stronger sense of community.