Urban Gardens as a Space to Engender Biophilia: Evidence and Ways Forward

Overview of attention for article published in Frontiers in Built Environment, December 2018

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Before our expectations for nature are diminished | Urban Gardens as a Space to Engender Biophilia: Evidence and Ways Forward | Built Environment #loveofnature https://t.co/6S1qsHtLmK

12 Dec 2020

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Was flipping through @ESAFrontiers magazine and saw a cool write-up with former @TheEBLProject intern extraordinaire @MonikaEgerer as co-author. Super cool stuff on human health, #urbangardens, and #fooddiversity!! https://t.co/40TxKHvXNk https://t.co/iqau

13 Jan 2019

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RT @ph_alliance: In a recent review in @FrontBuiltEnv, researchers propose 3 ways that #urban gardens can enhance greater biophlia or incit…

07 Jan 2019

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In a recent review in @FrontBuiltEnv, researchers propose 3 ways that #urban gardens can enhance greater biophlia or incite purposeful interactions with the natural world https://t.co/OqJmvaMtQa https://t.co/cbwVRbCgnx

04 Jan 2019

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