都市部の花畑が都市住民の福祉に与える影響は,バイオフィリックな緑の空間を計画するためのヒントを提供します

Katarzyna Simonienko1, Edyta Jermakowicz2, Piotr Szefer3,4

  • 1Forest Therapy Center Katarzyna Simonienko, Białystok, Poland.

Scientific reports
|August 30, 2025
PubMed
まとめ

都市部の花畑 (UFM) は 幸福感に良い影響を及ぼし 様々な人口層に良い感情を喚起します 草原の色彩や植物の多様性は 認識に影響し 黄色が優勢で ポジティブな感情を高めます

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