… Cover Database. Because facilities with more resources and higher qualities of care might
also have more trees, … relationship between depressive symptoms and tree cover surrounding …

… residential tree cover and depressive symptoms vary across … services derived from tree
cover in redlined neighborhoods … the variability of tree cover, depressive symptoms, and HOLC …

… relationship between depressive symptoms and tree cover … In our sample, however, we
found tree cover was not … The observed benefits of trees for depressive symptoms in our …

… Findings provide evidence that time spent outdoors is associated with fewer depressive
symptoms, but this benefit may not be equally distributed by race and ethnicity. Descriptive …

… if the relationship between tree canopy cover and stress … depressive symptoms. An
Australia-based study did not find any associations between greenness and depressive symptoms in …

… cover, ie forests, gardens, and grasslands, and the objectively measured quantity of allergenic
tree … while no significant difference in depressive symptoms could be found between …

… depressive symptoms in a large sample of adolescents. Forest cover could reduce depressive
symptoms … These findings suggest communities should preserve and increase tree cover, …

… overall tree canopy and attempted suicide. Our findings suggest that local tree canopy cover
… mental disorders including depression (Park et al., 2018), we hypothesized that tree canopy …

… such as farmland (70) or tree coverage (65). Seven of eight … of greenspace exposure on
depression symptoms (63,66). In … coverage experienced less severe symptoms of depression …

… In this study, we defined a tree as a covering of a deciduous and evergreen tree. The field …
, 7372 (21.8%) people were reported to have depressive symptoms. In Model 1, no statistically …