声景
接见者模式
自然声音
自然(考古学)
烦恼
声音(地理)
国家公园
环境规划
环境资源管理
环境卫生
地理
环境科学
生态学
医学
响度
计算机科学
声学
生物
听力学
程序设计语言
考古
物理
作者
Rachel T. Buxton,Amber L. Pearson,Claudia Allou,Kurt M. Fristrup,George Wittemyer
标识
DOI:10.1073/pnas.2013097118
摘要
Significance This study examines evidence of the health benefits of natural soundscapes and quantifies the prevalence of restorative acoustic environments in national parks across the United States. The results affirm that natural sounds improve health, increase positive affect, and lower stress and annoyance. Also, analyses reveal many national park sites with a high abundance of natural sound and low anthropogenic sound. Raising awareness of natural soundscapes at national parks provides opportunities to enhance visitor health outcomes. Despite more abundant anthropogenic sound, urban and frequently visited sites offered exposure to natural sounds associated with health benefits, making them a valuable target for soundscape mitigation. Our analysis can inform spatial planning that focuses on managing natural soundscapes to enhance human health and experiences.
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