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  • Public Health
  • Environmental Psychology

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  • The design of environments for physical activity is often overlooked in development.
  • Community involvement in active landscape design is crucial for engagement.
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Purpose of the Study:

  • To explore meaningful physical activity experiences.
  • To inform active landscape design for physical literacy and well-being.
  • To integrate community perspectives into design processes.

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  • Four focus groups were conducted with local residents (N=26).
  • Appreciative inquiry methods were used to explore perceptions.
  • Reflexive thematic analysis categorized participant data.

Main Results:

  • Eight key themes emerged: safety, belonging, aesthetics, inclusivity, sustainability, health, social interaction, and valued spending.
  • Residents desire attractive, eco-friendly, and accessible spaces.
  • Community perceptions highlight the importance of social interaction and safety.

Conclusions:

  • Prioritize safety, security, and accessibility in landscape design.
  • Foster a sense of belonging through inclusive, multigenerational spaces.
  • Integrate community voice and participatory methods for sustainable, usable active landscapes.