5. BRENDA-B LIN
Information acquired: 2025
BRENDA-B LIN is an academic who published a paper in 2020 entitled Nature connection, experience and policy encourage and maintain adaptation to drought in urban agric. BRENDA-B LIN published this work as part of a team: Egerer, Monika. Here is a description of this work: Cli,,ate change is challenging the sustained delivery of ecosystem services from urban agriculture. Extreme, prolonged drought in combination with high heat events affect urban crop production due to limited water availability and affect environmental management and adaptation to environmental conditions. In this study, we use urban community gardens in central coast California as a system to investigate how people are adapting their management behaviors over three time periodsâ€"before, during and after the longest drought in California's recent history. We specifically ask how behavioral change is impacted by water policies and gardener characteristics (including gardening experience, formal education, drought concern, and relationship to nature). Through structural equation modeling and multivariate analyses, we show that na.