Needs and fears: The response to trees and nature in the inner city

Interviews were conducted with 97 Detroit residents living in primarily Black low- and moderate-income areas, in order to assess the preferences of inner city residents for different types of natural areas. The participants rated 26 photographs for preference, and also answered questions about the particular elements that made certain outdoor areas especially liked or disliked, and about the importance they placed on their own opportunities to enjoy the natural environment.

[Ti: Needs and fears: The response to trees and nature in the inner city]
[Au: Talbot, J.F. and, Kaplan, R.,, ,]
[So: Journal of Arboriculture 10:222-228.]
[Ky: Aesthetic Benefits of Urban Forests]]

[Issue/Page: 10:222-228]