In the past century, studies have been more and more focused on figuring out how people and nature interact (1, 2) and how many ways there are for this to be the case (3). Examples of these include people's desire for settings where natural elements predominate (4), the sustainability of natural resources (5), and the health advantages of spending time in nature (6).
The effects of these instances on people's health have drawn more attention as research literature demonstrates a connection between humans and nature (10). Such a relationship has served as the foundation for a wide range of theoretical and empirical studies in domains that, until recently, were mostly kept apart.
A variety of descriptive models have been tried since the late eighteenth century to capture the
In the past century, studies have been more and more focused on figuring out how people and nature interact (1, 2) and how many ways there are for this to be the case (3). Examples of these include people's desire for settings where natural elements predominate (4), the sustainability of natural resources (5), and the health advantages of spending time in nature (6).
The effects of these instances on people's health have drawn more attention as research literature demonstrates a connection between humans and nature (10). Such a relationship has served as the foundation for a wide range of theoretical and empirical studies in domains that, until recently, were mostly kept apart.
A variety of descriptive models have been tried since the late eighteenth century to capture the
In the past century, studies have been more and more focused on figuring out how people and nature interact (1, 2) and how many ways there are for this to be the case (3). Examples of these include people's desire for settings where natural elements predominate (4), the sustainability of natural resources (5), and the health advantages of spending time in nature (6).
The effects of these instances on people's health have drawn more attention as research literature demonstrates a connection between humans and nature (10). Such a relationship has served as the foundation for a wide range of theoretical and empirical studies in domains that, until recently, were mostly kept apart.
A variety of descriptive models have been tried since the late eighteenth century to capture the
In the past century, studies have been more and more focused on figuring out how people and nature interact (1, 2) and how many ways there are for this to be the case (3). Examples of these include people's desire for settings where natural elements predominate (4), the sustainability of natural resources (5), and the health advantages of spending time in nature (6).
The effects of these instances on people's health have drawn more attention as research literature demonstrates a connection between humans and nature (10). Such a relationship has served as the foundation for a wide range of theoretical and empirical studies in domains that, until recently, were mostly kept apart.
A variety of descriptive models have been tried since the late eighteenth century to capture the
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