Differences in the accessibility to urban resources between different racial and
socioeconomic groups have exerted pressure on effective planning and management for …

The question whether urban green resources are equitably distributed across different social
groups is a major concern of social equity and environmental justice for both governments …

Cities are home to around half of the global population but face intensified and unevenly
distributed heat stresses. Trees are utilized to adapt to urban heat; however, most tree …

Nature‐Based Solutions (NBS) are solutions to societal challenges that are inspired and
supported by nature. The European Commission requested the EKLIPSE project to help …

Green space and parks in urban environments provide a range of ecosystem services and
public benefits. However, planners and park managers can lack tools and resources to …

In the context of rapid urban expansion and population growth, the spatial inequity of park
green spaces'(PGSs) supply and demand has become a research focus. However, few …

Public green spaces are fundamental and indispensable to urban settlements, given the
diverse social, economic and environmental benefits that they can provide. However, the …

Recent environmental justice studies have focused on measuring access to parks for young
people due to the decreasing contact with nature for outdoor activities in most developed …

Young people− including children and teenagers− are spending less time playing outside in
nature than previous generations. This decrease is problematic, as parks can provide young …

Parks play a vital role in promoting urban livability and public health; however, the traditional
accessibility mode neglect non-spatial factors and spatial equity, Thus, it has significant …