How green is your garden?: Urban form and socio-demographic factors influence yard vegetation, visitation, and ecosystem service benefits

Overview of attention for article published in Landscape & Urban Planning, January 2017

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RT @KevinJGaston: Our two latest papers on wellbeing and urban greenspace are available here: https://t.co/kCNqJQZ8ah https://t.co/lxodV1p…

RT @KevinJGaston: Our two latest papers on wellbeing and urban greenspace are available here: https://t.co/kCNqJQZ8ah https://t.co/lxodV1p…

Our two latest papers on wellbeing and urban greenspace are available here: https://t.co/kCNqJQZ8ah https://t.co/lxodV1pXG5

People with strong nature connection have more vegetation in gardens, more likely to benefit from ecosystem services https://t.co/lxodV1pXG5

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