Urban transport provides access to multiple services, structures and impedes daily life of
residents, and translates into wellbeing considerations, sustainability impacts, and GHG …

As demographic changes abound, landscape planners should increase their understanding
of both elderly people's preferences concerning nature-based recreation and approaches to …

Background Although regular participation in physical activity (PA) has health benefits
across the life span, the proportion of people doing sufficient activity for these benefits …

Background Economic recessions may influence illegal drug use via different mechanisms,
for example increased use due to more psychological distress or decreased use due to …

Neighbourhood environments significantly influence health and well-being, especially as
people age. Our study uniquely highlights how one microscale feature (benches) influence …

Background Walking, and in particular, outdoor walking, is the most common form of
physical activity for older adults. To date, no study investigated the association between the …

Environmental changes aimed at encouraging walking or cycling may promote activity and
improve health, but evidence suggests small or inconsistent effects in practice …

The built environment and social cohesion are increasingly recognized as being associated
with older adults' quality of life (QoL). However, limited research in this area still exists and …

Cycling for transport offers an opportunity to promote active and sustainable mobility among
the growing population of older adults. However, only a few studies examined how …

The concept of “ageing in place” has become increasingly significant in the environmental
gerontology literature. Despite its predominance, there have been limited efforts to offer a …