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: These spaces are more effective at supporting a diverse range of activities, from high-intensity sports to stress-reducing "calm spaces". 2. The "Travel Distance" Threshold Distance is often a greater barrier than park quality.

Recent urban forestry research suggests that the "usefulness" of a park isn't just about its existence, but the specific balance between its and its accessibility to residents. 1. The Pull of "Large-Scale" Greenery

Larger parks act as stronger magnets for community activity.

💡 : For urban planners, the "126689" study highlights that increasing park visitation requires focusing on perceived connectedness —making parks feel safe and easy to reach—just as much as adding acreage.

of park proximity on local real estate markets The increasing value of urban parks in a growing metropole