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Walking Between Trees by Stanley Zimny
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  • Post category:Environment / Local projects / Mental health / Physical health
  • Post published:July 27, 2016

Ecotherapy can improve your mental and physical wellbeing through doing outdoor activities, by working in nature, such as a conservation project, gardening or farming, or by experiencing nature, such as enjoying the views on a walk or cycling through some woodland.

Source: What is ecotherapy? | Ecotherapy @ mind: for better mental health

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