30, 2025) – As global urbanisation accelerates, it becomes more important to understand the relationship between natural spaces and the wellbeing of urban residents. Research that explores the relationship between socioeconomic status, nature, and wellbeing is limited, especially in regions outside of Europe and North America. These findings can guide policymakers in urban areas towards the best ways to reduce wellbeing inequality in cities. Equitable access to natural spaces and early-life exposure to nature could improve public health, especially in deprived areas. The researchers suggest that creating new walkable and accessible natural spaces, or improving existing ones, could help increase residents’ wellbeing.