Greenery at Universities (04-30-19)
Greenery at universities, indoors and out, has positive implications.
Greenery at universities, indoors and out, has positive implications.
Zolch and colleagues studied how the presence of plants influences comfort in public squares, and their findings are applicable in many outdoor spaces.
Trees in schoolyards have again been linked to improved academic performance.
The right answer depends on location
Dadvand and his large team have gathered additional evidence indicating how important it is that people have ready access to green spaces.
Living near a forest is good for our brains.
Urban trees have an important effect on how weather is experienced.
Vegetation cover and mental health are related
Kim and team found via a study analyzing over 11,000 single-family home sales in Austin, Texas that house prices are affected by nearby trees.
Kuper conducted an extensive study of preference for different landscapes using color photographs of outdoor areas in New York and Pennsylvania.