Urban greenspace (UGS) is important for human wellbeing, particularly physical and mental
health, and is claimed to support social cohesion. However, the expansion and densification …

Background The use of ornamental fish as pets has important implications for the
conservation of the species used in fish keeping, particularly in relation to overexploitation …

The burden of obesity is rising globally and is studied widely, yet the evidence for the
association of environmental factors (both built and natural) with childhood obesity remains …

Background The majority of studies have shown higher greenness exposure associated with
reduced mortality risks, but few controlled for spatially correlated air pollution and traffic …

Using archaeological, historical, and ethnographic analysis of Norse and Inuit toys and
miniatures, this paper argues that legacies of childhood learning can create limits to climatic …

Access to greenspace impacts children's physical, social, and mental health. Numerous
factors affect children's access to urban greenspaces, often distinct from those affecting the …

Aims: We provide an overview of nationwide environmental data available for Denmark and
its linkage potentials to individual-level records with the aim of promoting research on the …

Poor mental health is a major public health concern, globally and in Sweden. It is linked to
individual suffering and systematic issues such as long-term sick leave, rehabilitation costs …

Despite a growing number of families with children living in urban settings, cities remain
largely unequipped to support families, particularly in high-rise settings that are marketed …

Background: Natural environments, conceptualised as greenspace, have been increasingly
linked to adult human health and well-being outcomes. Less researched is the impact on …