Urban outdoor spaces, as significant venues for outdoor activities, are closely linked to
urban residents' quality of life and physical health. However, evidence suggests that …

Based on the perceptions of college student participants in winter and summer, the effects of
different vegetation structures within landscapes (single-layer woodland, tree-shrub-grass …

Rates of living alone, especially in more urbanised areas, are increasing across many
industrialised countries, with associated increases in feelings of loneliness and poorer …

Planning for outdoor recreation requires knowledge about the needs and preferences of
recreationists. While previous research has mainly relied on stated preferences, recent …

The development of recreational trails has gained popularity in recent years and therefore
many scholars have studied various aspects of them. However, the recreational trail …

Understanding visitors' park experience in urban tourist destinations to enhance their
satisfaction is crucial for effective park management and urban planning. Through a topic …

China's modern historic parks (MHPs) are a subcategory of modern heritage, yet their values
remain underappreciated. Cultural ecosystem services (CESs) provide a holistic framework …

Through field perception in winter and summer, people's preferences for vegetation types in
green spaces with various structures (single-layer woodland, tree-shrub-grass composite …

This study seeks to address the gap in knowledge regarding the varying effects of vegetation
on human perception and preference, and to comprehend how green spaces can better …

Managing parks and protected areas entails anticipating, accommodating, and
communicating natural and anthropogenic change—particularly at iconic and controversial …