Rapid and high-density urban development has led to limited Urban Green Space (UGS),
which is crucial for human wellbeing and sustainable urban development. To avoid …

Research using subjective wellbeing (SWB) measures finds that the greener an individual's
local environment is, the higher the levels of happiness and the lower levels of stress they …

Public urban green spaces provide people with many benefits. Understanding the
relationship between public urban green spaces' characteristics and human well-being …

A vast literature exploring environmental influences on human health and well-being has
provided renewed interest in connecting planning for the built environment with health …

Urban green spaces (UGSs) support human health and well-being in diverse ways. In
addition to their availability and accessibility, also the quality of UGSs is relevant for …

There is a growing body of literature on the impact of urban green space (UGS) on residents'
subjective well-being (SWB). However, few studies analyze how SWB impacts of UGS may …

In recognition that the coming century will see a substantial majority of the world's population
living in urban areas, the World Health Organisation and the United Nations have developed …

In the context of rapid climate change, it is important to understand public perceptions of
urban green spaces (UGSs), because green spaces have enormous potential as …

In the context of urban land-use growth and the consequent impacts on the environment,
green spaces provide ecosystem services for human health. The ecosystem services …

Facing the growing amount of people living in cities and, at the same time, the need for a
compact and sustainable urban development to mitigate urban sprawl, it becomes …