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Connections, reciprocity and wonder: Descriptions of meaningful experiences in nature reveal benefits for humans and environments in Australia
1. Having ‘meaningful’ experiences in nature – those that shape the way an individual views their relationship with nature – has been highlighted as one important way for people to deepen their connection with nature. 2. This mixed-methods study draws on a survey conducted across Australia in 2023 t
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