Standardsignatur
Titel
Restorative Effects of Blue Spaces on Area Users Depending on the Degree of Naturalness – A Case Study from Vienna, Austria
Verfasser
Sarah Böhm
Arne Arnberger
Seiten
S. 114
Material
Artikel aus einem Buch
Datensatznummer
200202276
Quelle
Proceedings of the 3rd International Conference on Landscape and Human Health: Forests, Parks and Green Care. May 17 - 19, 2017, Diplomatic Academy of Vienna, Austria: (2017) , S. 114
Abstract
Natural environments have a large potential for outdoor recreation and positive effects on human health and well-being. Blue spaces, landscapes dominated by water bodies, can have a stress-reducing effect, however knowledge on their health effects on human is largely missing and studies comparing the restorative effects of blue spaces with varying degrees of naturalness are rare.
Keywords | Affinity to nature, degrees of naturalness, perceived restorativeness, (urban) blue space, well-being