Latest Research in Urban Green Space and Health
176 research papers · 0.0 average citations · 2026 median publication year
Top Research Topics in Urban Green Space and Health
- Urban Green Space and Health — 18 papers
- Environmental Education and Sustainability — 14 papers
- Organic Food and Agriculture — 10 papers
- Agriculture Sustainability and Environmental Impact — 9 papers
- Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research — 7 papers
- Environmental Sustainability in Business — 7 papers
- Consumer Attitudes and Food Labeling — 6 papers
- Obesity, Physical Activity, Diet — 5 papers
- Outdoor and Experiential Education — 5 papers
- Religion, Ecology, and Ethics — 4 papers
Highest-Cited Papers
- GLOBAL PANDEMIC – LOCAL RESPONSE: THE CASE OF KALACHA, KENYA (1 citations)
- Nature-based therapy in the UAE: leveraging ecosystems to alleviate depression and anxiety
- No effect of acknowledging resistance or using autonomy-supportive language in vlogs on sustainable consumption intentions of emerging adults
- Current sugar-sweetened beverage consumption and intentions to reduce consumption among young adult Latinas
- Nature-Based Interventions in Practice: A Scoping Review of Social Work Literature
- How Long Should I spend in Nature Today? Evidence for a 45-Minute Observed Breakpoint in Psychological Ecosystem Services During Single-Visit Urban Green-Space Experiences
- Eco-anxiety, sustainable diet behaviours, and purchase intentions of meat alternatives: A cross-sectional study among educated urban young adults in Malaysia
- Adobe construction as a bioeconomy strategy for a sustainable housing in tropical biomes
- Breaking tradition: Are Italian wineries willing to produce dealcoholized wines?
- Planning Sustainable Agritourism Development in Taiwan: A GRI-Informed Delphi-AHP Framework
- Developing and validating a multidimensional framework for assessing ecoliteracy among Chinese primary and secondary school students
- Landscape Design Beyond the Arctic Circle: Challenges and a New Paradigm of Environmental Formation
- Responsibility Without Superiority: An Epistemic Account of Human Duty in the Anthropocene
- Sacred Geography of the North: Sacred Places in the Tundra as a Model of Sustainable Environmental Management
- Responsibility Without Superiority: An Epistemic Account of Human Duty in the Anthropocene
- Landscape Design Beyond the Arctic Circle: Challenges and a New Paradigm of Environmental Formation
- Therapeutic Potential of Winter Gardens in Medical and Rehabilitation Facilities (Horticultural Therapy)
- County-level food-related implicit associations, socioeconomic factors, food environment, and health outcomes.
- Obligation, Perfection, and Nature: Toward a Relational Environmental Ethics
- Community, agency, and diversity: student experiences in climate and environmental justice courses