2007
DOI: 10.21273/horttech.17.2.247
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Greener Voices: An Exploration of Adult Perceptions of Participation of Children and Youth in Gardening Planning, Design, and Implementation

Abstract: This article discusses Greener Voices, a 3-year extension-research integration project intended to enhance the participation of children and youth in school- and community-based gardening settings and presents findings from a study of adult leaders’ perceptions about the participation of children and youth at their sites. The project included six sites in New York and Pennsylvania consisting of rural, suburban, and urban settings; children at those sites ranged in age between 3 and 18 years. Over a 2-y… Show more

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“…Structured interviews with the 10 site leaders at the end of year two provided information to indicate the project was successful. Outreach efforts were helpful, attitudes and practices had changed at most of the sites, and both youth and adults engaged in new roles (Eames-Sheavly, et al, 2007;. The other methods used supported these findings.…”
Section: Using Multiple Methodsmentioning
confidence: 69%
“…Structured interviews with the 10 site leaders at the end of year two provided information to indicate the project was successful. Outreach efforts were helpful, attitudes and practices had changed at most of the sites, and both youth and adults engaged in new roles (Eames-Sheavly, et al, 2007;. The other methods used supported these findings.…”
Section: Using Multiple Methodsmentioning
confidence: 69%