“…Furthermore, urban green areas have various effects on humans [2], partially as ecosystem services [3]. It is proven that access to green spaces is directly related to well-being through the influence of these areas on physical and mental health [4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11]. This influence is discernible mostly on changes in air quality [6,7,12,13], land surface temperature [6,14], physical activity [6,8,10,12], social cohesion [7,12], community identity [15,16], and stress reduction [7,8,12,17].…”