They are the protagonists of biodiversity mapping in the city. After Orti Urbani Garbatella and Ortolino, the mapping of biodiversity in the city of Rome takes three new steps forward at Orti Urbani Monte Ciocci, Orti Urbani Tor Carbone and Orti Urbani Valle dei Casali. Citizens, gardenisers and gardeners record different species of cultivated plants (like the many different species of wheat), but also wild herbs such as daucus carota or wild carrot.
A citizen science exercise and a European initiative that once again sees community urban gardens as protagonists on the themes of learning, active participation and environmental sustainability.
An Erasmus+ Adult Education project promoted by Replay Network (Italy) Gartenpolylog (Austria) KÉK - Contemporary Architecture Centre (Hungary).
