Nature is Good For You
Advocacy for the power of gardens to support mental and physical health and connect people with nature and place.
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A Chinese designer has created the Forest app in hopes of improving work time productivity, and at the same time...
Through visual storytelling and combining documentary art with conservation and climate and botanical science, Rob Badger and Nita Winter hope...
Most city parks, which usually consist of ornamental plants growing in expanses of turf grass. South Pasadena nature park is...
A farmer experiments with cultivating one of the world’s most valuable crops in Half Moon Bay, California.
90 percent of garden users experienced a positive change of mood after time spent outdoors. How therapeutic gardens are changing...
Garden Comfort Zones are intentional, uniquely personal and meaningful, and they connect mind, body, and soul with the healing aspects...
Create a no beep, ding, ping, alert, buzz buffer and leave your electronics outside your garden comfort zone and focus...
The Puget Sound Fisher House opened its doors to veteran and military families in 2008. By necessity, it was built...
At the Healdsburg Senior Living Community, a legacy lives on in an uplifting garden scene. A large space behind the...