NHS Greenspace in Scotland
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NHS Greenspace in Scotland is being developed through a series of demonstration projects at different hospital sites. Staff, patients, visitors and local communities are the beneficiaries of improvements to NHS Greenspace.
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This page summarises Forest Research’s research and policy review and comprehensive inventory of evidence and practical programmes to develop greenspace in urban/peri-urban regeneration, place-making and place-shaping.
This page is about Forest Research’s joint seminar with Lancashire Constabulary, CABE Space and English Nature to understand how fears of anti-social behaviour and personal safety affect public use of woods, forests and open spaces.
This page summarises findings from Forest Research’s study into the perceptions and attitudes of children and young people to climate change.
This page summarises the main findings established through seminars on policy, practice, research and promotion in the field of health and well-being from woodlands and natural spaces.
This page summarises findings from Forest Research’s studies to explore what motivates people to set fires and to assess and test prevention strategies.
The page summarises Forest Research’s evaluation of TreeGeneration, a project to support and promote urban tree planting in Wrexham and Flintshire.
This page summarises Forest Research’s study of Hill Holt Wood as a social enterprise providing community involvement, training and education.
This page summarises Forest Research’s evaluation of the Neroche Landscape Partnership Scheme.
This page is summarises Forest Research’s review of the latest research and practice regarding behaviour and behavioural change.
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