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Abstract
There is an increasing evidence base for the potential health benefits of using urban greenspace. However, urban dwellers regularly report having limited contact with greenspaces, and thus, limited access to the potential health and wellbeing benefits of such spaces.
Lack of knowledge about routes has been cited as a barrier to recreational walking in greenspace.
This policy brief brings together our local evidence from Northamptonshire, which explores visitors' views of, wants and needs for, and engagement with a wayfinding intervention to promote use of urban greenspace.
Lack of knowledge about routes has been cited as a barrier to recreational walking in greenspace.
This policy brief brings together our local evidence from Northamptonshire, which explores visitors' views of, wants and needs for, and engagement with a wayfinding intervention to promote use of urban greenspace.
| Original language | English |
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| Publisher | University of Northampton |
| Number of pages | 2 |
| Publication status | Published - 13 Feb 2024 |
Bibliographical note
This policy brief summarises our local research about wayfinding within urban greenspaces to aid equitable access. This brief was circulated to local council officers and clerks on 13/02/2024.Access to Document
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Climate Action West Northants
Ryan, D. (Academic)
18 Jul 2014Activity: Public Engagement and Outreach › Exhibition › Research