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Healing campuses: Implementing Nature-Based Interventions to Promote University Student Mental Health and Wellbeing
Innovative and accessible strategies are needed to address mental health burden among university students. Nature-based interventions (NBIs), which involve therapeutic activities conducted in nature spaces, are emerging to promote student wellbeing on university campuses. This review examined the ra
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