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How Trees May Support Immune Function Spending time among trees can feel calming. However, phytoncides and immune function may have a connection that goes beyond relaxation and mental health. Trees... Read More
Nature and Mental Health: Why Access Matters A natural setting can feel calming. Most people have experienced some version of this: sitting beneath trees, walking through a quiet park, or... Read More