The study comes at an important time in the climate crisis conversation, as people all over the world come to terms with what might happen if we fail to take action in the face of massive climate change.

Last year, people gathered in Iceland to hold a funeral for the country’s first dead glacier, after warming temperatures caused it to disappear. And the recent bushfires in Australia have served as a damning reminder of the real-life effects that a warming climate can have on people’s lives.

As the climate crisis continues to escalate, it’s important to remember that we can all do our bit to save the planet – and part of that may come down to spending time outside and appreciating all the wonderful natural spaces that we have access to.

Spending time in nature isn’t just good news for your health – it can help the planet, too