Urban Green Space and Health
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This cluster of papers explores the impact of urban green space on public health, emphasizing the relationship between nature contact, biodiversity conservation, and mental wellbeing. It addresses environmental justice, ecosystem services, and the role of green spaces in promoting physical activity and stress relief. The research also delves into the community health benefits associated with access to urban green areas.
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nature exposure; nature-based interventions; restorative environments; nature connection; green space accessibility; forest therapy; forest bathing; nature therapy; therapeutic landscapes; park accessibility; blue spaces; park use; attention restoration theory; green space exposure; green space use; access to nature; attention restoration; residential greenness; neighborhood parks; nature contact; green space distribution; therapeutic gardens; green space planning; residential green space; psychological restoration
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Morton address: 36239957072939639 · morton4x16-v1
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