Examining who benefited from green infrastructure during the coronavirus pandemic in 2020: Considering the issues of access to green areas from socioeconomic and environmental perspectives.

This result suggests that the frequency of visiting green areas among Group 1 respondents was more influenced by the pandemic than that among the other groups’ respondents; it also suggests that, as an overall trend, the frequency of visits among the respondents in Group 1 rose even higher, despite official discouragement with regard to going out and visiting places during the emergency period. 4.

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