Yes, urban areas can definitely incorporate more green spaces to enhance the connection with nature. These green spaces can include parks, community gardens, rooftop gardens, urban forests, and green walls. They can provide numerous benefits such as improving air quality, reducing urban heat island effect, promoting biodiversity, enhancing mental well-being, and encouraging physical activity among residents. Collaborative efforts between city planners, developers, and community members are essential in creating and maintaining green spaces in urban areas to enhance the connection with nature.
