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NEARLY two-thirds of adults in Scotland said being close to nature improves their mood but one in 10 found it difficult to access it, according to a new survey.
The research for Mental Health Foundation Scotland also found that almost half (45%) of adults in Scotland said they were not connecting or feeling a close engagement with nature often enough to help their mental health.
The foundation announced the research today to mark the start of its Mental Health Awareness Week.
It has released a new report, Nature: Mental Health Awareness Week 2021, which calls on the Scottish Government to introduce a Green Spaces Strategy to guarantee safe and accessible green spaces for all, transform Scotland’s relationship with the outdoors and improve mental and physical health.

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