Nature-based rehabilitation (NBR) has convincing support in research, yet the underlying
mechanisms are not fully understood. The present study sought to increase understanding …

The health effects of under-utilized and passive greenspace with specialist functions, for
example the urban cemetery have been rarely studied. In this study, we aim to examine the …

Across Scandinavia, we witness an increased interest in making provisions for urban
cemeteries to evolve as recreational landscapes. However, this development comes with its …

Highlights•The study focuses on grief for non-human animals at pet cemeteries in
Scandinavia.•At pet cemeteries, the nature–culture and animal–human dichotomies are …

This paper proposes a change in the conceptualisation of home, as part of a wider
paradigmatic transformation in the understandings of the boundaries between humans and …

Cemeteries, traditionally reserved for mourning, are also valuable urban green spaces
contributing to ecosystem services, wildlife habitats, and human well-being. This study …

Cemeteries are part of Sweden's cultural heritage and accommodate practices that have the
potential to contribute to wellbeing in a broad sense–activities related to grief …

The new mobilities paradigm (Sheller & Urry, 2006) insists on understanding the varied
nature of mobilities (social, political, economic, digital and physical), their mutual overlaps …

The purpose of this dissertation research was to understand the experiences of adults over
the age of 60 who own a nontraditional pet as a companion. According to the research …

In this essay, we investigate a perspective on urban development where artistic methods are
given more value. The purpose is to investigate how art can be used to illuminate …