Natural numbers

People often say nature is good for them, so in 2019 scientists from the University of Exeter set out to see if they could prove it. They looked at a survey of almost 20,000 people across the UK and compared their health and wellbeing with the amount of time they spent in nature. They found that people who spent at least two hours a week in a natural environment reported significantly better health and wellbeing, which increased to a peak with people who spent five hours or more in nature.…

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