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Accessible Gardening
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Scottish Natural Heritage - Sharing Good Practice
Tayside Biodiversity Partnership

Gardening, Food and Health
Community Food and Health

Gardening Organisations
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Garden for Life
Scottish Allotments & Gardens Society Audit Report on Scottish Allotments

Organic Gardening
Ask Organic

Partnership Organisations Federation of City Farms and Community Gardens
Allotments Regeneration Initiative

Therapeutic Gardens
Social and Therapeutic Gardening in Germany
International People-Plant Interaction Resource Centre
Duntrune Demonstration Garden
Chicago Botanic Garden Therapy Resources

Reciprocal sites - a therapeutic gardening connection
Funding the Future
Rotary Club (Fraserburgh)
Dundee College

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Love of Life

"Biophilia" literally means "love of life or living systems", first used by Erich Fromm (1964) to describe a psychological orientation of being attracted to all that is alive and vital ...The biophilia hypothesis suggests that there is an instinctive bond between human beings and other living systems (Biophilia, Edward O. Wilson, 1984)...is this the great appeal of gardening?

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