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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Nature Based Activities"”.
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Nature-based activities and the health of cancer survivors
… physical and psychological challenges. Nature-based interventions have gained attention as accessible, low-cost complementary approaches to support survivor well-being, yet limited research examines unstructured nature activities and mental health outcomes in this population. This study …
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Pathways to Participation: Supporting Diversity in Nature-Based Recreation and Civic Engagement Related to the Environment
… of community cultural wealth (CCW), an asset-based framework, and environmental education (EE) to better understand how to support Black, Asian, and Latine individuals in their interactions with nature (chapter 1) and civic engagement related to the environment (chapter 2) - two activities …
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Framing human-wildlife conflict in the intermountain West: content analysis of daily newspapers to diverse audiences
… to positive experiences participating in outdoor nature-based activities. These direct experiences have been declining over the past decade, causing concerns about the perceptions of nature by populations that don't participate in nature-based activities. This study examines framing of media …
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A Mixed Methods Study on the Delivery of Green Health Interventions within Psychiatric Healthcare Settings
… setting and explore how the benefits of nature engagement can be harnessed by practitioners for those under their care. Three objectives were set: (1) to evaluate the Greenspace Demonstration Project at Hospital 1 (H1) through exploration of patient and staff experiences; (2) to explore …
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Spiritual wellbeing and the human-nature relationship: An exploration of the spiritual wellbeing experiences of home and community gardeners.
… to physical, mental and social wellbeing. Nature-based activities hold promise for developing spiritual wellbeing, but prior research has focussed primarily on wilderness settings. Such spaces are increasingly rare and for individuals living in urbanised areas it is of equal importance to …
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What is the Best Leadership Style to Connect People to Nature, and Can This Help Organisations Deliver the Welsh Government’s Well-being of Future Generations Act (2015) Goals?
… leaders connecting employees and themselves to nature and creating a ‘nature culture’ in organisations across the country. This builds on research by White et al (2019), which found people who spent two hours per week in nature experienced many benefits including being happier, healthier, and …
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Nature, autism, and COVID: Exploring perceptions of nature’s relationship with wellbeing in diverse groups
The benefits of time in nature for wellbeing are numerous and well-documented. However, most of this research has focused on neurotypical individuals and was conducted prior to the Covid-19 pandemic. This thesis is comprised of three UK-based studies and has three main aims: to examine the role …