The Healing Power of Nature - Norwegian Journal of Friluftsliv

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Research background In recent years, people in many different disciplines have engaged in research about the human nature connection. In addition to the outdoor related fields (natural resources, recreation and leisure, environmental studies, environmental education and interpretation, organized camping, adventure education, and wilderness therapy), other fields that have been examined as part <strong>of</strong> the author’s research include biology, business, cognitive science, developmental psychology, ecology, ecopsychology, education, environmental psychology, evolutionary psychology, health, landscape architecture, medical, nursing, political science, psychiatry, psychology, public health, recreation, religion, social psychology, social work, sociology, therapy, tourism, and urban planning (see Figure 1). 18
Figure 1. Disciplines researching connections between health, development, wellbeing, and nature 19
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