From how your genes might impact your love of nature to a growing cohort of doctors prescribing time outdoors, here's the February climate news you need to know. 🌱
explores just how tightly human health and environmental health are intertwined—for better and for worse. Each month, we'll share the latest news on how nature can rejuvenate us on one hand and damage our health when it's not cared for on the other. We'll end with timely tips and tools to help you care for your environment so it can care for you.
They found that identical twins were more similar in how they explored the natural spaces in their area than fraternal ones, suggesting that outdoor preferences are partially the result of one's genetics, as well as culture and upbringing. This ad is displayed using third party content and we do not control its accessibility features.
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