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Getting outside despite your 9‑to‑5 job can improve your mental health – here’s how to spend time in nature during and around working hours
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Hoptown Chronicle
They were places to eat lunch, meet friends, walk through on the way home from work, or just pause for a few quiet moments.
(Photo by Todd Lookingbill)Everyday parks, everyday benefitsEvidence linking time spent in nature with health benefits has increasingly shaped public policy.
It describes a love of nature and emphasizes that the more time spent in fresh air, the better.
Find a park bench or shady tree and enjoy a meal outdoors for a mental reset.
Join a bird walk, nature program, volunteer day or other event to make spending time outdoors a regular habit.