Global Forest Journal,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
1(01)
Опубликована: Июль 29, 2023
Life
cycle
assessment
(LCA)
is
a
tool
to
analyze
the
environmental
impact
of
process
production
or
services.
Forest
provides
enormous
benefits
through
ecosystem
services,
but
some
forest
management
activities
(nursery,
thinning,
pruning,
pest
control,
and
harvesting)
have
produced
negative
impacts,
such
as
pollution
from
machine
utilization,
fertilizer
pesticide,
water
consumption.
Furthermore,
this
paper
describes
application
LCA
in
forestry
sector
Indonesia.
We
used
Preferred
Reporting
Items
for
Systematic
Reviews
Meta-analysis
(PRISMA)
approach
identify,
screen,
inclusion
relevant
articles.
Identified
35
articles
related
life
Indonesia's
sector,
only
11
were
eligible
content
analysis.
The
findings
shown
that
research
trend
on
Indonesia
started
2009,
since
2015
number
publications
has
been
relatively
constant.
functional
unit
varied
(mass,
energy,
time,
area
size).
system
boundary
also
cradle
gate,
gate
grave.
impacts
found
global
warming
potential,
acidification,
eutrophication
parameters.
In
conclusion,
applied
Indonesia’s
sectors
(roundwood
production,
furniture
industries,
biomass
wood
pellet
production).
propose
future
direction
specific
site
operation,
seedling
maintenance,
harvesting
activities.
recommend
more
scope
elaborate
private
non-timber
product
processes.
Emerging Adulthood,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Фев. 24, 2025
Early
adversity
experiences
have
been
linked
to
poor
mental
health
outcomes
in
both
adolescence
and
adulthood.
This
study
investigates
the
interplay
of
family
social
environment
(FSE)
with
emotional
regulation,
health,
stress-sensitive
brain
structures,
as
well
development
these
structures
during
young
A
total
737
adults
(mean
age
=
19.5
years)
participated
study,
a
subset
503
individuals
undergoing
two
MRI
scans
approximately
1.5
years
apart.
Structural
equation
modeling
self-reported
data
revealed
significant
mediating
effect
maladaptive
emotion
regulation
on
relationship
between
conflictive
FSE
depressive
symptoms,
particularly
females.
Neuroimaging
results
indicated
that
an
increased
left-to-right
hippocampal
volume
ratio
was
associated
more
males,
but
not
These
findings
underscore
importance
considering
sex
differences
when
discussing
effects
neurological
outcomes.
AMBIO,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
53(5), С. 795 - 807
Опубликована: Фев. 7, 2024
The
link
between
subjective
well-being
(SWB)
and
forest
visits
is
increasingly
driving
the
development
preservation
of
restorative
environments
in
numerous
countries.
However,
there
limited
knowledge
regarding
effect
people's
preferences
for
patterns
activities
on
this
connection.
Here
we
investigated
whether
associations
exist
certain
features
activities,
SWB
increase
stress
reduction
response
to
visits.
A
nationwide
digital
survey
was
administered
a
representative
sample
Slovak
population.
recollection-based
data
obtained
from
one
thousand
respondents
were
analysed
through
agglomerative
clustering
ordinal
regression.
analyses
revealed
that
improved
associated
with
uneven-aged
forests,
smell,
as
well
recreational,
but
not
provisioning
activities.
respective
interrelationships
explained
up
20%
after
results
suggest
study
findings
can
be
generalized
real-world
forests
management
contribute
visitors
by
shaping
diversity
woodlands
their
sensory
experiences.
Frontiers in Forests and Global Change,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
7
Опубликована: Фев. 21, 2024
Understanding
the
effects
of
environment
on
mental
health
older
adults
is
crucial
in
an
aging
society.
Previous
research
concerning
restorative
benefits
forests
almost
entirely
omitted
as
primary
target
group
and
typically
involved
forest
visits,
which
were
largely
restricted
during
COVID-19
pandemic.
Here
we
investigated
individual
walks
aged
60
years
or
(
N
=
54).
A
randomized
parallel
intervention
study
was
conducted
with
one
walking
other
built-up
city
centres.
Each
participant
completed
eight
40-min
1
month.
Significant
improvements
cognitive
flexibility
heart
rate
variability
(HRV)
autonomic
nervous
system
functioning
indicator
established
forest-walking
group.
The
relationship
between
HRV
modulated
by
ambient
temperature.
shows
that
access
to
crises
can
support
a
vulnerable
demographic.
People and Nature,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Сен. 29, 2024
Abstract
To
advance
the
theoretical
and
practical
underpinnings
for
nature
therapies,
i.e.
exposure
as
a
means
to
improve
mental
health,
we
compared
most
memorable
sensory
experiences
reported
by
forest
tourists
in
Australia,
Chile,
China
Japan.
Sensory
are
fundamental
driver
of
psychological
effects
exposure.
We
first
reviewed
relevant
research
from
each
country
language.
then
conducted
100
on‐site
interviews
>500
China,
compiled
1000
social
media
posts
analysed
these
datasets
using
directed‐content
qualitative
thematic
analyses,
both
original
languages
translated
texts,
outcomes
country.
The
key
universal:
sights
plant
shapes
colours;
sounds
birdsong,
running
water
rustling
leaves;
smells
flowers,
trees,
earth;
taste
temperature
clean
air
water;
touch
bark
rocks.
Participants
gave
detailed
descriptions
each.
These
fine‐grained
but
widespread
our
principal
finding.
at
scale
that
is
broad
enough
apply
prescriptible
therapies
any
forested
region,
fine
be
used
future
quantitative
test
therapeutic
designs,
doses
durations.
This
distinguishes
them
prior
research,
either
too
or
therapy
design.
Future
aiming
maximise
health
benefits
may
not
need
distinguish
different
countries
cultures,
differentiate
more
finely
precisely
than
therapy‐related
date.
Read
free
Plain
Language
Summary
this
article
on
Journal
blog.
International Journal of Environmental Health Research,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown, С. 1 - 15
Опубликована: Июнь 16, 2024
Urban
trees
and
green
spaces,
hereafter,
urban
forests,
are
known
to
contribute
human
health
wellbeing.
However,
research
has
predominantly
focused
on
warm
seasons.
To
understand
whether
these
benefits
extend
winter
months,
when
vegetation
is
dormant,
we
conducted
a
narrative
review
of
the
outcomes
associated
with
forests
in
cities
cold
climates.
We
synthesized
findings
from
21
studies
originating
Asia,
Europe
North
America.
The
most
studied
were
mental
health,
physical
activity
physiological
relaxation,
all
showing
positive
relationship
forest
exposure.
These
finding
appear
similar
those
observed
warmer
more
needed,
diversity
outcomes,
draw
robust
conclusions
this
emerging
field.
Future
should
therefore
consider
effect
seasonality
improve
wellbeing
dwellers
