This annotated bibliography is part of a joint initiative between Parks Victoria, the International Park Strategic Partners Group, and Deakin University. All organisations recognise the significance of the health and wellbeing benefits from interacting with nature in park settings, the implications for public health, and the lack of collated information on this topic. This document brings together significant research on the health benefits of interacting with nature, not previously compiled, to provide park managers with key references to guide decision-making, and future park planning. Criteria for inclusion included significance of the work, and relevance to either the health benefits of contact with nature or implications for park management and planning. Funding was provided by the International Park Strategic Partners Group.
History
Series
Social and mental health priority area occasional paper series ; v. 2
Publisher
Parks Victoria, Deakin University Faculty of Health & Behavioural Sciences
Place of publication
Melbourne, Vic.
Language
eng
Notes
Vol. 2 An annotated bibliographyReport to Parks Victoria and the International Park Strategic Partners Group'December 2002'