The Healthy Garden, Healthy You project team is interested in your understanding of the health benefits of gardening. We appreciate your time and willingness to complete this survey which will only take you about 3 minutes. We will use this information to improve our outreach programming. Your trust is important to us. There are no known risks to completing the survey. You may skip any question(s) you do not wish to answer. There are no direct, immediate impacts to participating in the survey. Indirectly, there are overall benefits from our study by being able to share information about gardening and related health benefits.

The survey includes questions about your understanding of the health benefits of gardening, feedback on the toolkit, and demographic questions including zip code, race, age, sex, and education level. No identifiable information will be collected in the surveys. All digital data will be stored on password-protected computers, accessible only to the researchers. If you have questions about this research and how the information will be used, please contact the Principal Investigator, Dr. Rachel Rosenberg Goldstein (rerosenb@umd.edu), Assistant Professor at the University of Maryland, College Park. You may save or print a copy of the consent form for your records. By checking 'yes' and completing this survey, you indicate that you are at least 18 years of age, have read this consent information or had it read to you, understand the purpose of this survey, and freely and voluntarily choose to participate.

If you have questions about your rights as a research participant or wish to report a research-related injury, please contact: University of Maryland College Park Institutional Review Board Office 1204 Marie Mount Hall College Park, Maryland, 20742 E-mail: irb@umd.edu Telephone: 301-405-0678 For more information regarding participant rights, please visit: https://research.umd.edu/research-resources/research-compliance/institutional-review-board-irb/research-participants This research has been reviewed according to the University of Maryland, College Park IRB procedures for research involving human subjects. IRBNet Package Number: 1868144-1

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