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Healthy living and well-being

Many studies have shown that green spaces can help improve physical and psychological health. A green campus enhances the work and study environment and provides opportunities for exercise and recreation. This can mean that a green campus may contribute to staff retention and student recruitment. Practical conservation work can also burn more calories in an hour than a step aerobic class!

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Growhampton, University of Roehampton

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