Digging Together: Why people volunteer to help plant one million trees in New York City, White paper from the Environmental Stewardship Project at the Center for Society and Environment at the University of Maryland

null Fisher; null Dana; James Connolly; Erika Svendsen; Lindsay Campbell

Digging Together: Why people volunteer to help plant one million trees in New York City, White paper from the Environmental Stewardship Project at the Center for Society and Environment at the University of Maryland

Fisher, Dana, James Connolly, Erika Svendsen, Lindsay Campbell

Economia Ecològica (ECONECOL)

Research output: Working paper

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Publication status	Published - 1 Jan 2011

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