Today we're going to discuss the impact of urban green spaces on mental health. A recent study conducted in Melbourne followed 1,000 residents over five years. Participants who lived within 300 meters of a park or garden reported 20% lower levels of stress. Interestingly, the type of greenery mattered: tree cover had a stronger positive effect than open lawns. The study also found that community gardens, while beneficial for social interaction, did not significantly reduce anxiety unless they included seating areas. So, for city planners, the key takeaway is to prioritize dense tree planting near residential zones.
❓ Según la conferencia, ¿qué factor redujo más significativamente el estrés en el estudio de Melbourne?
A. A) Vivir cerca de espacios verdes abiertos
B. B) Tener un jardín comunitario cerca
C. C) Vivir a menos de 300 metros de un parque con densa cobertura arbórea
D. D) Uso de áreas de asiento en jardines comunitarios
✅ 正确答案
C) Living within 300 meters of a park with dense tree cover