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Frances E. Kuo, Rebekah L. Coley, and Frances E. Kuo, Rebekah L. Coley, and Liesette BrunsonLiesette Brunson
A study conducted byA study conducted by
Natural Resources & Environmental SciencesUniversity of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
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With funding fromWith funding from• The Cooperative State Research, Education and The Cooperative State Research, Education and
Extension Service, U.S. Department of Extension Service, U.S. Department of AgricultureAgriculture
• The USDA Forest Service The USDA Forest Service Urban and Community Forestry Program Urban and Community Forestry Program on the recommendation of the National Urban on the recommendation of the National Urban and Community Forestry Advisory Counciland Community Forestry Advisory Council
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Take home messageTake home message
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Green residential spaces strengthen communities.
Take home messageTake home message
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• Why Study Why Study Neighbors and NatureNeighbors and Nature??• The ApproachThe Approach• The FindingsThe Findings• So What?So What?
Presentation outlinePresentation outline
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Why Study Neighbors and Why Study Neighbors and Nature?Nature?
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Social ties matter. Social ties matter. They are the glue They are the glue that binds that binds individuals individuals together to form a together to form a community.community.
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When neighborhood ties are When neighborhood ties are strongstrong, , residentsresidents• help and protect each otherhelp and protect each other
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When neighborhood ties are When neighborhood ties are strongstrong, , residentsresidents• help and protect each otherhelp and protect each other• feel empowered to take actionfeel empowered to take action
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When neighborhood ties are When neighborhood ties are weakweak, , residentsresidents• feel isolated and unsupportedfeel isolated and unsupported
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When neighborhood ties are When neighborhood ties are weakweak, , residentsresidents• feel isolated and unsupportedfeel isolated and unsupported• have fewer resources to rely onhave fewer resources to rely on
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Greener residential spaces
Stronger neighborhood ties
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We know that informal social We know that informal social contact on shared paths can contact on shared paths can lead to social ties.lead to social ties.
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Contact in other common areas might Contact in other common areas might also provide chances for social ties to also provide chances for social ties to form.form. More use
of spaces Stronger neighborhood ties
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If common areas aren’t If common areas aren’t used, these chances to form used, these chances to form ties won’t occur.ties won’t occur.
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Greener residential spaces
More use of spaces
The more trees a residential space has, The more trees a residential space has, the more likely it is to be used.the more likely it is to be used.
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• dislikeddisliked• fearedfeared• unusedunused
Barren spacesBarren spaces
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• likedliked• feel saferfeel safer• well usedwell used
Green spacesGreen spaces
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Can trees promote Can trees promote neighborhood social ties by neighborhood social ties by drawing residents into drawing residents into outdoor common spaces?outdoor common spaces?
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This study examines the following This study examines the following relationships:relationships:
Greener residential spaces
More use of spaces Stronger
Neighborhood Ties
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The ApproachThe Approach
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The Robert Taylor Homes were chosen The Robert Taylor Homes were chosen as a research site becauseas a research site because• buildings are similar; only the quantity of buildings are similar; only the quantity of
nearby vegetation differsnearby vegetation differs
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The Robert Taylor Homes were chosen The Robert Taylor Homes were chosen as a research site becauseas a research site because• buildings are similar; only the quantity of buildings are similar; only the quantity of
nearby vegetation differsnearby vegetation differs• residents are randomly assigned to buildingsresidents are randomly assigned to buildings
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The Robert Taylor Homes were chosen The Robert Taylor Homes were chosen as a research site becauseas a research site because• buildings are similar; only the quantity of buildings are similar; only the quantity of
nearby vegetation differsnearby vegetation differs• residents are randomly assigned to buildingsresidents are randomly assigned to buildings• residents have similar characteristicsresidents have similar characteristics
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The participants wereThe participants were• 145 female, heads of household, under 60 145 female, heads of household, under 60
years oldyears old
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The participants wereThe participants were• 145 female, heads of household, under 60 145 female, heads of household, under 60
years oldyears old• from 18 buildings that varied along the full from 18 buildings that varied along the full
range of vegetationrange of vegetation
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The participants wereThe participants were• 145 female, heads of household, under 60 145 female, heads of household, under 60
years oldyears old• from 18 buildings that varied along the full from 18 buildings that varied along the full
range of vegetationrange of vegetation• recruited by interviewers going door-to-doorrecruited by interviewers going door-to-door
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MeasuresMeasures• A “Greenness of Common Spaces” score was A “Greenness of Common Spaces” score was
obtained for each building.obtained for each building.
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Measuring greenness of common Measuring greenness of common spacesspaces
Robert Taylor Homes without trees (barren)
Robert Taylor Homes with trees (green)
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MeasuresMeasures• A “Greenness of Common Spaces” score was A “Greenness of Common Spaces” score was
obtained for each building.obtained for each building.• Residents rated how much time they spent Residents rated how much time they spent
just outside their building.just outside their building.
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MeasuresMeasures• A “Greenness of Common Spaces” score was A “Greenness of Common Spaces” score was
obtained for each building.obtained for each building.• Residents rated how much time they spent Residents rated how much time they spent
just outside their building.just outside their building.• Residents reported on their neighborhood Residents reported on their neighborhood
social ties.social ties.
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Different aspects of neighborhood social Different aspects of neighborhood social ties were measured:ties were measured:• socializing at Robert Taylor Homessocializing at Robert Taylor Homes• knowing nearby neighborsknowing nearby neighbors• local sense of communitylocal sense of community
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Finally, the relationships Finally, the relationships between greenness, common between greenness, common space use, and social ties space use, and social ties were analyzed.were analyzed.
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The FindingsThe Findings
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Are greener spaces used more?Are greener spaces used more?
Greener residential spaces
More use of spaces?1
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Do well-used spaces lead to stronger Do well-used spaces lead to stronger neighborhood ties?neighborhood ties?
More use of spaces Stronger
Neighborhood Ties?
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Nearby Nearby neighborsneighbors
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Socializing Socializing at Taylorat Taylor
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Yes! More use of common Yes! More use of common spaces leads to stronger tiesspaces leads to stronger ties
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Do greener spaces result in stronger Do greener spaces result in stronger ties?ties?
Stronger Neighborhood Ties?
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Greenness of common spacesGreenness of common spaces
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Yes! Greener spaces lead to Yes! Greener spaces lead to stronger neighborhood tiesstronger neighborhood ties
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In other wordsIn other words• Green common spaces receive significantly Green common spaces receive significantly
more use.more use.
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In other wordsIn other words• Green common spaces receive significantly Green common spaces receive significantly
more use.more use. • Use of outdoor common spaces strengthens Use of outdoor common spaces strengthens
neighborhood social ties.neighborhood social ties.
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In other wordsIn other words• Green common spaces receive significantly Green common spaces receive significantly
more use.more use. • Use of outdoor common spaces strengthens Use of outdoor common spaces strengthens
neighborhood social ties.neighborhood social ties.• Green common spaces lead to strong Green common spaces lead to strong
neighborhood social ties.neighborhood social ties.
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So What?So What?
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Poor, inner-city residents Poor, inner-city residents rely heavily on neighbors, so rely heavily on neighbors, so it is vital to form it is vital to form neighborhood ties.neighborhood ties.
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But, these But, these neighborhoods neighborhoods often lack the green often lack the green spaces that help spaces that help build these ties.build these ties.
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Adding trees and greenery Adding trees and greenery can help bring neighbors can help bring neighbors together.together.
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Ideas for policymakers, city planners, Ideas for policymakers, city planners, developers, and building ownersdevelopers, and building owners• Include green spaces in urban developments.Include green spaces in urban developments.
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Ideas for policymakers, city planners, Ideas for policymakers, city planners, developers, and building ownersdevelopers, and building owners• Include green spaces in urban developments.Include green spaces in urban developments.• Plant trees close to buildings.Plant trees close to buildings.
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Ideas for policymakers, city planners, Ideas for policymakers, city planners, developers, and building ownersdevelopers, and building owners• Include green spaces in urban developments.Include green spaces in urban developments.• Plant trees close to buildings.Plant trees close to buildings.• Involve neighbors in tree planting.Involve neighbors in tree planting.
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Caring for trees means Caring for trees means caring for people!caring for people!
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• • Copies of this presentation and other, written Copies of this presentation and other, written materials for nonscientific audiences may be materials for nonscientific audiences may be obtained at <www.lhhl.uiuc.edu> obtained at <www.lhhl.uiuc.edu>
• • To quote this information in print, please consult To quote this information in print, please consult the original scientific journal article: the original scientific journal article: Kuo, F.E., Sullivan, W.C., Coley, R.L., & Brunson, L. Kuo, F.E., Sullivan, W.C., Coley, R.L., & Brunson, L. (1998). Fertile ground for community: Inner-city (1998). Fertile ground for community: Inner-city neighborhood common spaces. neighborhood common spaces. American Journal of American Journal of Community PsychologyCommunity Psychology 26(6), 823-851. 26(6), 823-851.
Available at www.lhhl.uiuc.eduAvailable at www.lhhl.uiuc.edu
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On details of the original studyOn details of the original studyKuo, F.E., Sullivan, W.C., Coley, R.L., and Brunson, L. (1998). Fertile ground Kuo, F.E., Sullivan, W.C., Coley, R.L., and Brunson, L. (1998). Fertile ground for community: Inner-city neighborhood common spaces. for community: Inner-city neighborhood common spaces. AmericanAmerican Journal Journal
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Other questions?Other questions?
Contact Frances E. Kuo, Ph.D. ([email protected])Contact Frances E. Kuo, Ph.D. ([email protected])
The University of Illinois at Urbana-ChampaignThe University of Illinois at Urbana-ChampaignLandscape and Human Health LaboratoryLandscape and Human Health Laboratory1103 S. Dorner Drive, MC-6361103 S. Dorner Drive, MC-636Urbana IL 61801Urbana IL 61801