Neuroscience Says People Who Grew Up Near Wild Spaces Have a Different Relationship With Risk Stillness and Uncertainty Than Those Who Didn’t – and the Difference Is Now Being Located Physically in the Brain and Lasts Into Old Age
You probably have a gut sense that growing up with forests, fields, oceans, or mountains right outside your door did something to you. Maybe you notice it when you step onto a hiking trail and feel your nervous system drop a gear, or when a storm rolls in and you feel oddly calm instead of ...












