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The following case study describes the ongoing process (since 2014) of creating a 1,1 ha public park via bottom-up activism in cooperation with local municipality in Čebovce (Slovakia).Čebovce is a small village with 1021 inhabitants in the south of Slovakia close to the Hungarian border surrounded by oak forests and vineyards.It has a typical valley climate, dry or moderately wet, with an annual average temperature 8.5°C and precipitation of 620 mm.The contribution describes the workflow, activities, fundraising and voluntary work during the period 2014-2024, also identifies the main formal and non-formal groups involved in the process.The selected plot, which was transformed to a public park was an illegal waste dump with a black locust stand in the central part of the village.The data were obtained from project reports of the leading NGO, which was the leader of the activities.The main function of this public park was to create an outside classroom for the local elementary school and place for relax and short-term recreation.The paper describes the strategy which was used to create and maintain this public space via bottom-up activism.
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