Guerrilla Gardening is the act of cultivating plants in neglected or abandoned public spaces without permission. This practice aims to beautify urban areas, promote biodiversity, and raise awareness about environmental issues. Gardeners often choose native plants that require less maintenance and support local wildlife. Participants in Guerrilla Gardening often work at night or in secret to avoid confrontation with property owners or authorities. The movement encourages community involvement and fosters a sense of ownership over public spaces. By transforming neglected areas into green spaces, guerrilla gardeners hope to inspire others to take action for their environment.