Nature for everyone? Planning perspectives on accessibility, disability and participation in the Swedish outdoors

IF 2 Q3 REGIONAL & URBAN PLANNING

Planning Practice and Research Pub Date : 2024-05-27 DOI:10.1080/02697459.2024.2358281

Rosemarie Ankre, Sandra Wall-Reinius

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Abstract

For older adults and people with disabilities, it can be difficult to participate in recreation due to inaccessible nature. This can lead to exclusion when it comes to outdoor experiences and healt...

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人人享有大自然？从规划角度看瑞典户外活动的无障碍、残疾和参与问题

对于老年人和残疾人来说，由于交通不便，他们可能很难参加娱乐活动。这可能导致他们在户外体验和健康方面受到排斥。

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