Neighborhood green space is closely related to the lives of every city dweller. However,
some evidence showed that residents in disadvantaged neighborhoods do not fully use the …

In recent years, the interaction between urban green spaces (UGS) and children has been a
popular direction in research on child-friendly cities. Keeping up with emerging trends and …

A cross-sectional study was designed to evaluate the relationship between the availability
and proximity to parks and playgrounds and physical activity (PA). Moreover, the …

Urban parks provide multiple non-material benefits to human health and well-being;
measuring these “intangible” benefits mainly co-produced by the spatial interactivity …

The equity of urban park access has received great attention from studies on public service
provision. However, individuals' growing demands for recreational activities have brought …

Background There is substantial scope for enhancing population health through increased
park visits and active use of parks; however, a better understanding of factors that influence …

Purpose The purpose of this study was to develop and evaluate the reliability and validity of
self-efficacy and intentions measures for time spent in nature (TSN). TSN is related to …

Nowadays, pocket parks can serve people's interests as outdoor recreational spaces.
Existence of these spaces is essential, but it may be challenging to establish and maintain …

The urban environment is a product of many tangible and intangible factors for communities,
involving activities, spaces, and users of different age groups. Stakeholder consultation has …

Parks are places where children can interact with others and engage in physical activity in a
natural setting. Park visits can enhance children's social, mental, and physical health. It is …