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Campus green spaces (CGSs), as integral components of campus life, serve as primary venues for student activities and learning. However, with the increasing frequency of urban extreme heat events, creating thermally comfortable spaces for physical ...
Shunyao Xiong +3 more
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As a core environmental setting in students’ daily lives and studies, campus green spaces have a direct impact on cognitive performance and psychological well-being.
Yue Xu, Sheng Gao, Xuyan Hu, Yanming Wu
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Everyday encounters with nature: Students’ perceptions and use of university campus green spaces [PDF]
Green spaces are an integral part of many university campuses. Universities with attractive green space areas often highlight these as attributes which contribute positively to the student experience and the image of the university.
Janet Speake, Sally Edmondson, Haq Nawaz
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Campus Green Spaces, Academic Achievement and Mental Health of College Students
Mental health concerns have become a common problem among college students. Studies have shown that college students have a higher depression rate than the general population. The effect of campus green spaces on college students’ mental health has been widely studied.
Zhenhua Zheng
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The relationship between students’ perceptions of the University of Pretoria’s on-campus green spaces and attention restoration [PDF]
Previous research has suggested that natural green areas provide several psychological benefits to individuals. One such benefit is the restoration of attention capacities, an advantage that is of particular importance to university students. The present
Ruth M Liprini, Nicoleen Coetzee
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Photosynthetic Performance Across Urban Green Spaces Within a University Campus Ecosystem
Urban green spaces play a fundamental role in maintaining ecological stability, supporting biodiversity, regulating urban microclimates, and improving human wellbeing.
Bar Cristina +4 more
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The Role of Campus Green Space for Residents: Based on Supply–Demand of Recreation Services
The campus is an important place for recreational activities among surrounding residents, which can alleviate the shortage of urban public green space (PGS). However, evidence is lacking on how much campus green space is complementary to the supply and demand of PGS.
Zhengkai Zhang, Manyuan Hao
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University Campus Boundary Space Analysis and Research on Green Renewal Methods
Against the backdrop of global climate change and environmental degradation, urban renewal is increasingly focused on promoting green and sustainable practices. The spatial renewal of university campuses has become a topic of discussion among many scholars, as it is considered an important part of the city and a reflection of urban culture and ...
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IntroductionAlthough a number of scholars have examined the theoretical pathways between green space (GS) and mental health, few have focused on how campus greenness affects the mental health of Chinese youth.MethodsHerein, two objective indicators, campus and individual 300-m normalized vegetation index (NDVI) data, were used as independent variables.
Wanting Diao +3 more
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University campus green spaces’ potential for biodiversity conservation and ecosystem services
Aravalli landscape is one of the oldest geological formations in India, and has been subjected to various disturbances specifically in the urban areas.
Manjul Panwar +4 more
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