<![CDATA[Urban farming in urban areas has emerged as a response to the increasing limitation of space caused by rapid urbanization, which has led to land-use conversion and various environmental problems. In addition to serving as an effort to fulfill food needs, urban farming has also become part of the community's eco-social life pattern through the integration of social activities and environmental awareness. This study aims to analyze urban farming and eco-social life patterns among the Women Farmers Group in Surabaya Village, Bandar Lampung City. This research employed a descriptive qualitative method with an ecological approach. Data were collected through observation, in-depth interviews, and documentation, and were analyzed according to the research objectives. The results show that urban farming not only functions as a means of meeting food needs but also shapes the community's eco-social life patterns. This practice strengthens cooperation, increases social interaction, and fosters collective awareness of environmental conservation. These eco-social life patterns are reflected in the productive use of land, active participation of group members, and collective efforts to preserve the environment. Urban farming serves as a social space that integrates human activities with ecological concerns in urban community life. The study concludes that urban farming plays an important role in enhancing solidarity, mutual cooperation, and environmental awareness, while also encouraging environmental conservation practices to achieve a better and more sustainable quality of life.]]>
Copyrights © 2026
