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Understanding and enabling access to woodlands for diverse publics

This Research Note presents findings from research with groups that are underrepresented as woodland visitors; focusing on their motivations, the additional barriers they face and what opportunities might support greater woodland access.

Lead Author: Jen Clements

Overview

Access to woodlands benefits mental and physical wellbeing. It also increases connection to nature, which can be linked to pro-environmental behaviours.

This Research Note presents findings from literature reviews, interviews, creative workshops,
and a survey of groups that are underrepresented as woodland visitors, focusing on their motivations, the additional barriers they face and what opportunities might support greater woodland access.

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