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Global disparities in urban green space use during the COVID-19 pandemic from a systematic review

Environmental Studies and Forestry

Global disparities in urban green space use during the COVID-19 pandemic from a systematic review

F. Kleinschroth, S. Savilaakso, et al.

This systematic review reveals intriguing patterns in urban green space use during the COVID-19 pandemic, showing how global policies and economic factors shaped our connection to nature. Research conducted by Fritz Kleinschroth, Sini Savilaakso, Ingo Kowarik, and other colleagues highlights the stark contrasts in usage between public parks and private gardens across 60 countries.

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