COVID-19 has altered how individuals interact with natural environments. Numerous studies
have investigated the effects of such environments on health. However, how natural …

The COVID-19 outbreak led to major restrictions globally, affecting people's psychosocial
health and their health behaviors. Thus, the purpose of this sco** review was to …

This study investigates the understudied relationship between post-/pandemic mobility
adaptations and wellbeing outcomes, drawing on a longitudinal mixed-method approach …

Daylight is essential for ecosystems and for the physical and mental well-being of people. In
densely populated cities, only a small proportion of total daylight is available to support …

Swee** changes in park visitation have accompanied the Covid-19 pandemic. In
countries where governments imposed strict lockdowns during the first wave, park visitation …

In light of global climate change and the biodiversity crisis, making cities more resilient
through an adjusted design of urban green and blue spaces is crucial. Nature‐based …

Many people are losing direct contact with nature, a phenomenon termed as the extinction of
experience. Urban dwellers are particularly affected by this process that influences public …

Green spaces unquestionably improve both physical and mental health, but there is little
information on how they affect quality of life. This study investigates whether the public …

Our study examined the use of green spaces before and during the pandemic in a large
cohort of Italian twins and evaluated its impact on measures of mental health (depressive …

Access to urban nature is an important contributor to human health. Yet evidence of nature's
benefits comes overwhelmingly from the Global North and might not directly translate to …