Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(22), P. 9847 - 9847
Published: Nov. 12, 2024
This
study
delves
into
the
transformative
potential
of
low-carbon
leisure
education
(LCLE)
in
promoting
sustainable
development
within
rural
lake
regions,
focusing
particularly
on
its
impact
youth
well-being
and
regional
economic
vitality.
Utilizing
a
mixed-methods
approach,
we
surveyed
650
participants
conducted
interviews
with
experts,
visitors,
locals
to
gauge
effectiveness
LCLE
initiatives.
The
findings
indicate
significant
positive
correlation
between
engagements
improvements
environment,
development,
ecological
conservation.
However,
reveals
welfare
divide,
whereby
younger
individuals
are
unable
fully
benefit
from
programs
due
gaps
environmental
consciousness
accessibility.
paper
proposes
holistic
approach
that
includes
enhancing
awareness
among
youth,
making
participation
activities
more
accessible
affordable,
fostering
culture
enjoyment.
expected
outcomes
suggest
strengthened
economies,
enriched
environments,
healthier,
lifestyle
for
population.
research
underscores
importance
integrating
educational
initiatives
strategies,
thereby
contributing
knowledge
economy
through
innovative
approaches
sustainability
engagement
settings.
BMJ Global Health,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
10(5), P. e017108 - e017108
Published: May 1, 2025
Introduction
There
is
little
evidence
investigating
the
association
between
green
space
(exposure
and
inequality)
active
transportation
during
COVID-19
pandemic.
This
study
focused
on
spatial
heterogeneity
in
trajectories
of
different
modes
pandemic
worldwide,
as
well
exposure
inequality
from
a
global
perspective.
Methods
was
based
an
ecological
design
used
three
Apple
Mobility
indices
(driving,
walking
public
transit)
to
evaluate
299
cities
across
46
countries.
Green
calculated
fine-resolution
population
mappings.
by
incorporating
Gini
index
into
(green
index).
The
hot/cold
spot
analysis
explore
while
Gaussian
mixed
models
were
model
transportation.
Results
shows
that
there
inequalities
worldwide
showed
positively
associated
with
(Coef.=46.82;
SE=18.20),
(Coef.=58.88;
SE=26.87)
transit
(Coef.=162.07;
SE=80.16).
Also,
effect
varied
city
development
levels,
stringency
policy
severity.
Conclusions
Our
findings
demonstrate
importance
sufficient
city-scale
spaces
support
transportation,
important
implications
help
better
prepare
for
future
pandemics
non-pandemic
times.
Arboricultural Journal,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
46(2), P. 132 - 144
Published: April 2, 2024
This
paper
explores
the
significance
of
ecosystem
functions
in
maintaining
health
and
balance
ecological
systems,
particularly
context
planning,
managing,
trees
landscape
settings.
It
emphasises
multifaceted
relationship
between
humans
trees,
encompassing
cultural,
ecological,
economic,
emotional
connections,
underscores
value
traditional
knowledge
alongside
empirical
science.
By
combining
these
two
ways
knowing,
along
with
social
science
insights
into
human
well-being,
future
landscapes
can
be
crafted
to
sustainable,
diverse,
functional.
As
urbanisation
continues
shape
globally,
urban
planners
face
challenge
managing
rapidly
changing
environments.
Urban
forestry
arboriculture
have
emerged
address
challenges,
aiming
enhance
environmental
quality
well-being.
The
concept
Nature-based
Solutions
(NbS)
has
gained
traction,
recognising
importance
integrating
natural
systems
planning
challenges
while
preserving
functional
ecosystems.
advocates
for
an
enhanced
understanding
tree
ecology
navigate
complex
relations
people,
their
calls
interdisciplinary
collaboration,
research,
education
inform
policy,
assess
impacts,
widen
approaches
management.
monitoring
collaborating
across
disciplines,
arboriculturists
foresters
resilient
practices
conservation
sustainable
development.
In
conclusion,
management
is
essential
ensuring
health,
resilience,
sustainability
populations
ecosystems
they
inhabit.
embracing
a
holistic
environments,
professionals
contribute
shaping
that
support
both
well-being
biodiversity.
Land,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
13(9), P. 1460 - 1460
Published: Sept. 9, 2024
The
paper
is
about
community-based
participatory
research
on
environmental
conflicts
sand
quarries
in
northern
Bogotá.
Community-based
applied
to
understand
the
of
mining
activities.
approach
was
suitable
for
improving
relevance
and
acceptance
local
community.
It
invited
community
members
participate
uphold
their
views
social
impacts
arising
from
findings
highlight
need
governance,
integrating
communities
power
relations
analysis
decision-making.
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(22), P. 9847 - 9847
Published: Nov. 12, 2024
This
study
delves
into
the
transformative
potential
of
low-carbon
leisure
education
(LCLE)
in
promoting
sustainable
development
within
rural
lake
regions,
focusing
particularly
on
its
impact
youth
well-being
and
regional
economic
vitality.
Utilizing
a
mixed-methods
approach,
we
surveyed
650
participants
conducted
interviews
with
experts,
visitors,
locals
to
gauge
effectiveness
LCLE
initiatives.
The
findings
indicate
significant
positive
correlation
between
engagements
improvements
environment,
development,
ecological
conservation.
However,
reveals
welfare
divide,
whereby
younger
individuals
are
unable
fully
benefit
from
programs
due
gaps
environmental
consciousness
accessibility.
paper
proposes
holistic
approach
that
includes
enhancing
awareness
among
youth,
making
participation
activities
more
accessible
affordable,
fostering
culture
enjoyment.
expected
outcomes
suggest
strengthened
economies,
enriched
environments,
healthier,
lifestyle
for
population.
research
underscores
importance
integrating
educational
initiatives
strategies,
thereby
contributing
knowledge
economy
through
innovative
approaches
sustainability
engagement
settings.
