Efrat Hildesheim

Efrat Hildesheim is a landscape researcher and urban gardening scholar passionate about guerrilla gardening. She shares the fascinating history behind guerrilla gardening, linking it to 17th-century English movements reclaiming common land. Efrat discusses diverse practices, from symbolic protests to community efforts in creating green spaces. She highlights unique projects like the Pansy Project, and notes the global spread of guerrilla gardening in cities like New York and Berlin. Additionally, she explores how these actions can influence urban planning and foster social change.