Our Need for Nature in the Time of COVID

Nature 'more important than ever during lockdown' - BBC

Numerous surveys from bodies such as Natural England have shown that people felt time in nature supported their mental and physical well-being ...

Use nature to support your well-being during the Covid-19 pandemic

Spending time in nature within the guidelines provided by the government directly and positively affects our cognitive function. Scientists increasingly ...

Recognizing the importance of near-home contact with nature for ...

In our mini-review, we found 37 articles from 28 countries with a total sample of 114,466 people. These papers suggest that home-based engagement ...

Science in the time of COVID-19 | Nature Human Behaviour

We have created a dedicated COVID-19 channel on our Behavioural ... need more time to complete your review. If revisions on your ...

Nurture to nature via COVID-19, a self-regenerating environmental ...

Lockdown found to reduce water and air pollution including CO2 and NO2 emissions. •. Temperature has negative correlation with growth and ...

De-Stressing in Nature: How Being Outside Can Provide Comfort ...

... our well-being in the time of the COVID-19 crisis. As the coronavirus continues to spread throughout the country, many Cornellians have ...

(PDF) Does Spending Time in Nature Help Students Cope with the ...

Research suggests that people may be spending more time in nature than they did pre-pandemic. The current study sheds light on how nature is being used to cope.

Amid the COVID-19 Pandemic, Take Time to Reconnect with Nature

If you are in a place impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, spending 20 minutes experiencing nature in a park, street, or even your backyard ...

Covid, Climate Change, and Chaos: Nature's Final Resort to Make ...

For the past 18 months, nature has been putting the whole world on notice. It's making sure it gets our attention. One ferocious storm at a time ...

COVID-19 and human-nature relationships: Vermonters' activities in ...

Our results suggest that nature may play an important role in coping during times of crisis, but that the specific interactions and associated ...

COVID19: Urgent Call to Protect People and Nature | Publications

Loss of lives, loss of jobs, and a shock to our global economy. This pandemic joins a long list of emerging diseases that will continue to ...

Value of nature for wellbeing during times of crisis

... COVID-19 as a case study. Gaining insight into the connection between nature and wellbeing at this time will help inform our response to and learnings from ...

Five Ways to Connect With Nature While Stuck Inside During COVID ...

And I hope so too that the pandemic fosters a heightened sense of appreciation for nature. As our opportunities to go outside get limited, I ...

Reflections on Covid-19 and Spending time in Nature from Richard ...

Not only does being outside with Mother Nature offer healing in itself, it also carries no risk of either acquiring or transmitting COVID-19, ...

COVID-19: Access to Nature, Parks and Green Spaces Should be ...

This access should be considered a basic right, not an option or a luxury. Our government and leaders need to create policies and practices to ...

Where the wild things are: how nature might respond as coronavirus ...

The current need for people to stay at home might be triggering a human disconnection from nature. In some cases, this can lead people to become ...

The Rise of the Coronavirus Nature Genre - The New York Times

Humanity is stuck inside, but our feeds are overgrowing with tales of a revived natural world. Bobcats and black bears have taken over Yosemite.

With Corona Outbreak: Nature Started Hitting the Reset Button ...

Global lockdowns have drastically altered the patterns of energy demand and have caused an economic downturn but at the same time, have provided ...

How our environmental practices make pandemics like coronavirus ...

First of all, we all have lots of microbes inside of us. Humans give animals microbes that turn into pathogens all the time, so we are also the ...

COVID Rekindled an Appreciation of Nature for Many - UConn Today

While many of those effects are clearly negative, researchers have identified at least one positive impact – our perception of natural spaces ...