Paper Publications

Date:

2026-07-01

DOI Number:

10.3390/land14061175

Institution:

城市与环境科学学院

Title of Paper:

Well-Being and Influencing Factors in Urban Ecological Recreation Spaces: A Human-Nature Interaction Perspective

Journal:

LAND

Key Words:

influencing factors;urban ecological recreational space;human well-being;human-nature interaction;cultural ecosystem services

Summary:

Urban ecological recreational space (UERS), as essential provider of ecosystem services, play a crucial role in enhancing human well-being. Nevertheless, limited research has investigated how various types of human-nature interaction influence well-being. This study takes the Hankou waterfront as the research area, using a questionnaire survey of 318 recreationists. A five-dimension well-being scale and interaction type classification were developed. Mean analysis, one-way ANOVA, and stepwise multiple regression were conducted to assess well-being and influencing factors. Results show that mental health had the highest score, while survival security scored the lowest. NDVI positively influenced all well-being dimensions, while fitness facilities and higher education levels showed negative effects. Recreationists engaged in outdoor work-oriented activities experienced higher levels of physical, mental, and self-actualization well-being than sightseeing- or socially oriented users. These findings expand the theoretical understanding of UERS by incorporating human-nature interaction patterns and offer practical guidance for sustainable urban planning.

Co-author:

Cao, Chen,乔花芳

First Author:

Feng, Jiaxiao

Indexed by:

Journal paper

Correspondence Author:

谢双玉

Document Code:

1973035817836351488

Discipline:

管理学

Document Type:

00001

Volume:

14

Issue:

06

Page Number:

26

ISSN:

2073-445X

Translation or Not:

No

Date of Publication:

2025-05-29

Included Journals:

其他（ESI、Scopus、OA）、SSCI