Monteverde Institute: Culture, Community, and Health
Alternative Title
Jardines comunitarios en todo el mundo: éxitos y beneficios para las comunidades
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Publication Date
January 2014
Abstract
Our research focused on the ways in which community gardens can foster ecological and social sustainability. We first completed a literature review in order to identify the benefits of community gardens. We then assessed several case studies in order to ascertain what makes a community garden successful and the ways in which projects have positively altered communities. Finally, we conducted an interview with Sergio Aray who is involved with a community garden project in the Monteverde area, in order to gain an understanding of what he is hoping to accomplish through the creation and maintenance of a community garden.
Resumen
Nuestras investigaciones se centraron en las maneras en cual las huertas comunales pueden fomentar sostenible social y ecológico. Primero, nosotros completamos un repaso literatura para identificar los beneficios de las huertas comunales. Entonces, nosotros revisamos unos estudios de casos para aprender cual cosas hacen una huerta comunal exitosa y las maneras en cual los proyectos cambiaban las comunidades en maneras positivas. Finalmente, nosotoros completamos una entrevista con Sergio Araya quien es INVOLVED WITH A COMMUNITY GARDEN PROJECT IN THE MONTEVERDE AREA para entender su esperanzas y visiones de la huerta comunal.
Keywords
Water--Purification, Water quality, Mount Holyoke and Goucher 2014
Palabras claves
Agua--Purificación, Calidad del agua
Extent
7 pages
Geographic Location
Monteverde (Puntarenas, Costa Rica)
Holding Location
Monteverde Institute
Language
English; Spanish
Media Type
Articles
Format
Digital Only
Identifier
M38-00113
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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 License.
Recommended Citation
Rizzi, Mia and Miller, Jillian, "Community gardens around the world: successes and benefits for healthy communities, 2014" (2014). Monteverde Institute: Culture, Community, and Health. 109.
https://digitalcommons.usf.edu/community_health/109