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“It’s Good for the Soul”: Positive Impacts of the Master Gardener Volunteer Program with Vulnerable Communities
Engagement with nature and gardening activities has numerous benefits for health and wellbeing. Most studies conducted to identify these benefits focus on passive leisure engagement with nature and gardening activities for the general population and explore the rise of community or urban gardens. Th
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