A practical, hands-on guide to urban greening through agriculture, community gardens, forestry, and greener urban planning. It discusses the social and economic impact of community gardens, coordinated forestry, and the re-introduction of smaller farms that are appearing in metropolitan areas throughout the country. Also, the importance of environmental well-being and the need for an integrated approach to neighborhood development.

Features:

• Green Space and Increased Property Values
• What Makes a City Great
• The Los Angeles River
• Educational Resources PDF