OPENspace Research Seminar: Mental health benefits of forests’ interventions in low-income communities

Using secondary data to analyse the benefits of forests' interventions in low-income communities

In this recording from the OPENspace Research Seminar series at the Edinburgh College of Art, Dr Carolina Mayen Huerta discusses using secondary data to analyse the mental health benefits of forests’ interventions in low-income communities.

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This research seminar by Dr Carolina Mayen Huerta for the Edinburgh School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture (ESALA) is available under a Creative Commons Attribution NonCommercial Share-Alike4.0 licence.

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