Exploring how urban nature is associated with human wellbeing in a neotropical city

摘要: Abstract Human population growth and urbanisation are putting pressure on urban green blue spaces worldwide. These provide habitat for biodiversity and, as evidence from the Global North shows, can health wellbeing benefits to dwellers. Nonetheless, there is a paucity of regarding associated with South, where fastest rates expansion occurring. Here, we examine in Georgetown, Guyana, exploring whether frequency duration use (1) nature-relatedness, safety concerns, sociodemographic characteristics, (2) specific visit motivations (e.g. physical, cognitive, social), (3) (positive negative experiential, evaluative, eudaimonic, mental wellbeing). Participants (n = 512) were more likely if they had higher no aged