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Story summary
- Researchers at Lund University link urban living and nature anxiety to biophobia, negative attitudes passed down through generations.
- Children often view nature as dangerous, influenced by parental warnings.
- Environmental educator Susanne Sigl notes that many children hesitate to touch natural elements.
- Digital media distorts perceptions of nature, making virtual experiences seem more appealing.
- Spending time outdoors improves mental health by alleviating ADHD symptoms and enhancing emotional regulation.
