2012
DOI: 10.1016/j.ufug.2011.11.003
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The influence of green space on community attachment of urban and suburban residents

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“…By controlling for the established characteristics associated with place attachment, we examined the relationship between: (a) the proportion of greenspace in the community; and (b) the proximity of residents to greenspace and reports of place attachment. Contrary to what we expected from previous research on the relationship between perceived greenspace and place attachment (Arnberger and Eder, 2012;Fried, 1982;Hur, Nasar and Chun, 2010;Kaplan and Kim, 2004), our study did not find that living next to greenspaces or living in a green community influenced how attached residents felt towards their community.…”
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“…By controlling for the established characteristics associated with place attachment, we examined the relationship between: (a) the proportion of greenspace in the community; and (b) the proximity of residents to greenspace and reports of place attachment. Contrary to what we expected from previous research on the relationship between perceived greenspace and place attachment (Arnberger and Eder, 2012;Fried, 1982;Hur, Nasar and Chun, 2010;Kaplan and Kim, 2004), our study did not find that living next to greenspaces or living in a green community influenced how attached residents felt towards their community.…”
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“…John, Austin, and Baba, 1986). From this, the most influential physical feature associated with residents' reports of place attachment is greenspace (Arnberger and Eder, 2012;Bonaiuto et al, 1999;Brown and Raymond, 2007;Fried, 1982;Kaplan and Kim, 2004;Kearney, 2006). Moreover, when residents order their local features by importance, greenspace often tops these lists (Brown and Raymond, 2007;Kaltenborn and Bjerke, 2002;Korpela et al, 2009).…”
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