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An Urban Research Agenda for Decision Ready Science: Priorities and Opportunities Urban Greening & Public Health as Ecosystem Services Kathleen Wolf, Ph.D. Research Social Scientist University of Washington (Seattle USA) & USDA Forest Service, Pacific NW Research May 2013 Wharton School, U Penn

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An Urban Research Agenda for Decision Ready Science: Priorities and Opportunities

Urban Greening & Public Health as Ecosystem Services

Kathleen Wolf, Ph.D.

Research Social Scientist

University of Washington (Seattle USA) & USDA Forest Service, Pacific NW Research

May 2013

Wharton School, U Penn

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Ecosystem Services TypologyEcosystem Services

Millennium Ecosystem Assessment

2005

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Landscape Gradient & Services Sourcing

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Pierce County WA, Chambers Creek Properties

Stormwater Management

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Pierce County WA, Chambers Creek Properties - 4 year growth

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stormwater management

Parks & People Foundation, Baltimore

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What is the Evidence?

Urban Forestry & Urban GreeningHuman Health, Welfare & Function

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Cultural Servicesof Nature Experiences

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40 years of study . . . importance of ‘nearby nature’

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www.greenhealth.washington.edu

summaries nearly complete

additionalproducts

study of economicvaluation

Research Reviews

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% distribution

Urban Green :: Public Health & Well Being > 2,200 articles

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Research Reviewand Summaries

Sponsors: University of WashingtonUSDA Forest Service, U&CF ProgramNGO partners

thanks to U of WA students:Katrina FloraMary Ann Rozance

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Example:Cultural/SocialEcosystem Service

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Attention Restoration TheoryRachel & Stephen Kaplan U of MI

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directed attention fatigue . . . .

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Workplace Nature Views

Well-being– desk workers without view of nature

reported 23% more ailments in prior 6 months

Job Satisfaction– less frustrated and more patient– higher overall job satisfaction and

enthusiasm

Kaplan, R. 1993. Landscape and Urban Planning.

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ART Design Elements being away ‘soft’

fascination extent compatibility

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Future Research Needs?

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Urban Greening &Health Evidence Framework

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Abraham MaslowHierarchy of Needs

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• correlation to causal mechanisms

• dosage? how much, how often

• green space attributes

• hyperfunction of green space; better integration with gray/green infrastructure

• benefit to cost assessments

• lifecycle & cultural specifics

Better Knowledge . . . .