There is mounting empirical evidence that interacting with nature delivers measurable
benefits to people. Reviews of this topic have generally focused on a specific type of benefit …

Cities represent considerable opportunities for forwarding global biodiversity and
sustainability goals. We developed key attributes for conserving biodiversity and for …

Over half of the world's human population lives in cities, and for many, urban greenspaces
are the only places where they encounter biodiversity. This is of particular concern because …

The substantial importance of cultural benefits as a source of human well-being is
increasingly recognised in society-environment interactions. The integration of cultural …

At a time of unprecedented biodiversity loss, researchers are increasingly recognizing the
broad range of benefits provided to humankind by nature. However, as people live more …

With increasing interest in the use of urban green space to promote human health, there is a
need to understand the extent to which park users conceptualize these places as a resource …

This study investigated whether preferences and biodiversity are compatible in an urban
green space setting and whether people actually recognise and appreciate ecologically rich …

Green space is particularly indispensable for proper functioning of the ecosystem in an
urban environment. This study was an attempt to dynamically map and monitor green …

Urbanisation has a profound effect on both people and the environment, as levels of
physical activity decline and many natural ecosystems become lost or degraded. Here we …

Monetary valuation quantifies exchange values, but broader approaches are needed to
understand the meaning of those monetary values and the shared, plural and cultural values …