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Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), Environmental Science Department.

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Laurence Cannings

Postdoctoral Researcher in Nature, Human Health and Wellbeing

Mark Hirons

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Constance McDermott

Associate Professor & Jackson Senior Research Fellow

Eric Kumeh

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Urban green space, values and wellbeing in urban Ghana

Exploring how urban green space is (dis)valued in Accra and Kumasi, and the potential (dis)benefits to subjective wellbeing

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Report Human health and wellbeing

Greener communities, better lives: Kumasi residents’perspectives on the benefits of maintaining and increasing the presence of nature in the neighbourhood

Dr. Laurence Cannings (University of Oxford, UK), Dr. Frank Baffour-Ata, Vincent Yaw Nkrumah Eloh, Vincent Adjei (KNUST)

2026

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