Study finds protected areas deepen personal connections to nature and community

Phys.org11/24/2025 • Last cited 11/24/2025

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A study led by the University of Göttingen reveals that protected areas not only serve as habitats for wildlife but also foster deep personal connections to nature and community among local residents. The research involved collaboration with universities in Kassel, Jyväskylä, and Stockholm, highlighting the significance of these landscapes in people's lives.

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