The term 'therapeutic landscapes' was first coined by health geographer, Wilbert Gesler, in
1992 to explore why certain environments seem to contribute to a healing sense of place …

The therapeutic landscapes literature has evolved considerably since the concept was first
proposed to understand how experiences of health and wellbeing unfold and develop …

Environmental sociology is a growing field producing a diverse body of literature while also
moving into the mainstream of the larger discipline. The twin goals of this paper are to …

Previous studies have investigated the increased volume of pedestrians to establish
success rates of the pedestrian-friendly policy after a street redesign intervention. However …

Background Although there is increasing awareness of the health risks of air pollution as a
global issue, few studies have focused on the methods for assessing individuals' …

This study investigates the factors influencing perceptions of air quality in the industrial city
of Hamilton, Canada. The research employs data collected via a telephone survey of 1,002 …

This study sought to explore the experiences of those involved in the Bethlem parkrun. A
mobile ethnography employing participant observation and informal discussion was …

This chapter identifies a number of complementary research strands, driven by a range of
approaches and evidence bases that document the value of green/blue spaces to human …

Potential exposure to indoor and outdoor air pollution must be considered as part of an
overall health risk reduction strategy. Toxicants identified in outdoor air pollution, fine …

Academic, public, and media interest in the living wage (LW) is rising in Aotearoa/New
Zealand (NZ) and globally. This is due, in part, to the growing inequalities and the need to …