Previous studies concerned with investigating the relationship between levels of physical
activity and aspects of the built environment have often led to inconsistent and mixed …

Active participation in the outdoors not only provides enjoyment and adventure, but it is also
important for health and promoting conservation values. The latter is particularly important …

To examine the sociospatial patterning of access to recreational physical activity facilities in
Scotland, we used negative binomial multilevel models to investigate associations between …

This article explores the geographical distribution of sport facilities in the Netherlands and
evaluates the supply and proximity of such facilities in relation to area level deprivation and …

The sharp increase in obesity in recent years has prompted researchers to examine the
various pathways through which urban built environments influence population-level …

Background Over a third of the Scottish population do not meet physical activity (PA)
recommendations, with a greater proportion of those from disadvantaged areas not meeting …

Physical activity is associated with access to recreational facilities such as sports fields.
Because it is not clear whether objectively-or subjectively-assessed access to facilities …

Background The aim of this study was to examine the distribution of physical activity facilities
by area-level deprivation in Scotland, adjusting for differences in urbanicity, and exploring …

Background Studies investigating the association between spatial accessibility to
environmental resources from the various places a person visits during daily activities and …

In recent years the relationship between outdoor recreation and public health has been
increasingly acknowledged. One way planners and policymakers can promote physical …