适应中国的城市园艺:政策制定将如何帮助农民工和本地园艺师?

IF 3.7 2区 农林科学 Q2 FOOD SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
Yusi Xie, Zhong Xing
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中国目前的城市园林绿化促进政策主要集中在社区园林,缺乏对不同城市园林绿化者差异化需求的深入研究。为了满足中国园丁的不同需求,本研究提出了一种类型学,即根据园丁在中国的城乡生活经历,将其分为城市本土园丁和流动园丁。在重庆市核心区进行的问卷调查显示,城市本土园丁和城市流动园丁在园艺动机和行为上存在显著差异和相似之处:(1)尽管大多数园丁认可中国城市园艺的粮食生产和绿化景观创造价值,不认可其为家庭创收的价值,但城市本土园丁对家庭创收的不认可态度和对绿化景观创造的认可态度更为坚定,相反,城市流动园丁对粮食生产的认可态度更为坚定。(2)城市本土园丁更喜欢就近和小型私人空间,将观赏植被和食用蔬菜相结合。相比之下,城市移民园丁更喜欢在非社区空间的较大面积上种植园艺,并倾向于食用蔬菜。(3)两者的共同动机都与城市园艺的娱乐和生态保护价值有关。鉴于以上异同,本文提出了符合中国两类园丁需求的城市园林发展战略,包括园林空间的规划设计、运营管理和活动组织。
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Adapting to urban gardening in China: how will policymaking help migrant and native gardeners?
China’s current urban gardening promotion policies mainly focus on community gardens and lack in-depth research on the differentiated needs of different urban gardeners. To meet the diverse needs of China’s gardeners, this study proposes a typology that classifies gardeners into urban native and migrant ones based on their urban and rural living experiences in China. A questionnaire survey conducted in the core area of Chongqing city revealed significant differences and some similarities in gardening motivations and behaviors between urban native and migrant gardeners: (1) Although most of the gardeners approved of the value of food production and green scenery creation that Chinese urban gardening has, and disapproved of its value for family income generation, the urban native gardeners’ disapproving attitude towards family income generation, and their approval of green scenery creation were more assertive, while on the contrary, the urban migrant gardeners had a more robust approval attitude towards food production. (2) The urban native gardeners preferred proximity and small private spaces for a combination of ornamental vegetation and edible vegetables. In contrast, the urban migrated gardeners preferred larger areas for gardening in non-community spaces and leaned towards edible vegetables. (3) Both have shared motivations related to the recreation and ecological conservation values of urban gardening. Given the above differences and similarities, this paper proposes an urban gardening development strategy that meets the needs of the two types of gardeners in China, including space planning and design, operation, and management of gardening spaces, and organization of activities.
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Frontiers in Sustainable Food Systems
Frontiers in Sustainable Food Systems Agricultural and Biological Sciences-Horticulture
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