The urban forest is a green infrastructure system that delivers multiple environmental,
economic, social and health services, and functions in cities. Environmental benefits of …

More than 150 cities around the world have expanded emergency cycling and walking
infrastructure to increase their resilience in the face of the COVID 19 pandemic. This …

Trees in urban areas have diverse ecological, social, and health benefits. The establishment
of up-to-date and accurate street-tree inventories that list the species and locations of …

In the past decades, trees were considered roadside hazard. Street trees were removed to
provide clear zone and improve roadside safety. Nowadays, street trees are considered to …

The governance of green and blue spaces (GBS) has gradually shifted from public agencies
to non-governmental organizations (NGOs) worldwide. Scholars have attributed this shift to …

Creating walkable places and increasing urban vegetation in neighborhoods have emerged
as important planning strategies to promote health, social, and environmental benefits …

Walking as an active means of travel is important as a sustainable mode of transport.
Moreover, the level of walking in the surrounding areas of metro stations would contribute to …

Purpose To systematically analyze evidence about the impact of green space on the
perception and actual safety of residents of urban neighborhoods. Design and Organizing …

Motor vehicle traffic is commonly cited as a barrier to walking, but national level perceptions
of traffic characteristics that negatively influence walking and potential traffic mitigation …

Routine physical activity is important for everyone, and most urban areas have an
infrastructure of neighborhood parks that are intended to serve as a setting for recreation …