Natural landscapes are intricately tied to human health and well-being. While contemporary lifestyles have caused people to feel disconnected from the natural environment, this relationship is now recognized as vitally important, with landscapes increasingly valued for their stress-reduction, aesthetic, and restorative benefits. Providing an overview of the history, theoretical concepts, and individual and societal implications of human connection to natural landscapes, this book considers natural landscapes’ role as an antidote to our modern, predominantly urban society. It also delivers:
– A robust, research-backed overview of the intersections between natural landscapes and human health;
– A compendium of applications such as nature-based therapies, urban greenspaces, and adventure-based programming that promote health within specific populations of society and individuals;
– Due consideration of crucial factors that can adversely affect health and landscape, such as climate change.
Of critical importance as we continue to define the role that natural landscapes will play for future generations, this book should be required reading for policy makers, urban planners and industry practitioners. It provides a thorough grounding in understanding the intersections between health and natural landscapes, and will be a valuable resource for academicians and students from a broad range of disciplines including public health, leisure and tourism, environmental sciences, and geography.
– A robust, research-backed overview of the intersections between natural landscapes and human health;
– A compendium of applications such as nature-based therapies, urban greenspaces, and adventure-based programming that promote health within specific populations of society and individuals;
– Due consideration of crucial factors that can adversely affect health and landscape, such as climate change.
Of critical importance as we continue to define the role that natural landscapes will play for future generations, this book should be required reading for policy makers, urban planners and industry practitioners. It provides a thorough grounding in understanding the intersections between health and natural landscapes, and will be a valuable resource for academicians and students from a broad range of disciplines including public health, leisure and tourism, environmental sciences, and geography.
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Denise Mitten, Ph D. has a background in education, forest ecology, complementary and alternative medicine, and health and wellness. She has engaged in research about healing in natural environments, including examining the spiritual connections people have to outdoor spaces, how to use time in nature to help women with eating disorders, and how body image relates to participation in outdoor activities. Dr. Mitten is Professor and Chair of the Sustainability Ph D program at Prescott CollegeCompre este e-book e ganhe mais 1 GRÁTIS!
Língua Inglês ● Formato EPUB ● Páginas 136 ● ISBN 9781789245424 ● Tamanho do arquivo 1.9 MB ● Editora CABI ● Cidade Oxford ● País GB ● Publicado 2021 ● Carregável 24 meses ● Moeda EUR ● ID 7878831 ● Proteção contra cópia Adobe DRM
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