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One of the realities of working within the world of garden-based learning is that inevitably, you may need to write a proposal to support a program or help you initiate a new project. Fortunately, there is research that you can draw on to bolster up and advocate for your efforts. The following is a summary of research findings that you can cite in proposals, share with your board of directors, and use in countless other ways to support the important work that you are carrying out. Additionally, you’ll find links with more helpful information.  Know of a great article that’s missing? Please send it along to us!

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Research Database CSGN

Role of Plants and Landscape in Human Health

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