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Increasing urbanization leads to greater loss of interaction with nature over time in a process described as the extinction of experience. Urban green...

Gardens in cities have been the focus of a wider public health debate in Europe's polluted and dense cities, for the elderly and considering the curre...

Experimentally manipulating urban tree abundance and structure can help explore the complex and reciprocal interactions among people, biodiversity and...

Interspecific interactions can provoke temporal and spatial avoidance, ultimately affecting population densities and spatial distribution patterns. Th...

Habitat fragmentation and land degradation, directly and indirectly caused by urbanization, are drastically altering the world's ecosystems and are th...

Pesticide exposure has been implicated as a contributor to insect pollinator declines. In social bees, which are crucial pollination service providers...

Declines in raptor populations often result from the transformation of natural habitats to anthropogenic land uses, but the rate of population change ...

Relationships to nature are important for the health and well-being of peoples globally and should be actively protected. Indigenous Maori people in A...

Strengthening community engagement in stewardship can help to improve management of coastal and freshwater environments (blue spaces). Research sugges...

Nature connection describes our relationship with the rest of the natural world. Promoting nature connection in children and adults has been identifie...