2022
DOI: 10.3390/ijerph19127029
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Does Bird Diversity Affect Public Mental Health in Urban Mountain Parks?—A Case Study in Fuzhou City, China

Abstract: Intensified urbanization has caused a linear decline in the quality of urban biodiversity and indirectly harms our current human settlement environment. Urban mountain parks provide a refuge for the animals and plants and play a vital role in satisfying residents’ lives. At present, few studies are focusing on the impact of biodiversity on human mental health benefits of urban mountain parks in high-density construction areas along the coast of the Eastern Hemisphere. Here, we examined the relationship between… Show more

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“…Moreover, urban mountain parks exist in a large number of subtropical coastal areas in China, so they are typical and have certain research significance [ 24 ]. However, the vegetation configuration of urban mountain parks has been mainly considered for landscape and recreation needs, and its ecological service function as a wildlife habitat has not received sufficient attention [ 25 ]. Therefore, studying the relationship between bird communities and vegetation habitats in urban mountain parks is a crucial basic study that can effectively improve the level of bird diversity in urbanized areas.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Moreover, urban mountain parks exist in a large number of subtropical coastal areas in China, so they are typical and have certain research significance [ 24 ]. However, the vegetation configuration of urban mountain parks has been mainly considered for landscape and recreation needs, and its ecological service function as a wildlife habitat has not received sufficient attention [ 25 ]. Therefore, studying the relationship between bird communities and vegetation habitats in urban mountain parks is a crucial basic study that can effectively improve the level of bird diversity in urbanized areas.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%