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Beautification
– Enhancing the appeal of a neglected area by adding elements to make it more attractive and/or by organizing clean-up activities, removing litter and debris, and revitalizing public spaces.
Edible Gardens
– Creating spaces where fruits, vegetables, herbs, or other edible plants are grown.
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– Developing an area that supports and protects pollinating insects such as bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds.
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– Addressing areas where access to fresh, healthy, and affordable food is limited or nonexistent.
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