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Guerrilla gardening is the practice of illicitly cultivating land that does not belong to the gardener. In New York City, it emerged in the context of disinvestment and urban renewal in the 1970s as a means to clean up vacant lots, improve safety, and build social networks within neighborhoods.
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Guerrilla gardening is the practice of illicitly cultivating land that does not belong to the gardener. In New York City, it emerged in the context of disinvestment and urban renewal in the 1970s as a means to clean up vacant lots, improve safety, and build social networks within neighborhoods.
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Guerrilla gardening and green activism: Rethinking the informal urban growing movement
Landscape and Urban Planning, 2018Alister Scott +2 more
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Observing Guerrillas in the Wild: Reinterpreting Practices of Urban Guerrilla Gardening
Urban Studies, 2014Michael Hardman
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Guerrilla marketing’s effects on Gen Y’s word-of-mouth intention – a mediation of credibility
Asia Pacific Journal of Marketing and Logistics, 2016Mai Ngoc Khuong
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Exploring guerrilla gardening: gauging public views on the grassroots activity
Local Environment, 2015Peter Larkham, Michael Hardman
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