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| ISBN | 979-8-89966-788-6 |
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| Author | Kye-Joong Cho |
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| Number of pages | 136 |
A Forest Painted with Culture: Realization of Forest Welfare Policy
This text outlines the institutional, ecological, and empirical foundations of Forest Welfare, Forest Recreation and Therapy in South Korea. Core Concepts & Legal Framework Legal Definition: Governed by the Act on Forest Welfare Promotion, forest welfare provides economic, social, and emotional support via forest resources to enhance public well-being. Ecological Welfare Paradigm: Unlike traditional welfare […]
ISBN: 979-8-89966-788-6
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Description
This text outlines the institutional, ecological, and empirical foundations of Forest Welfare, Forest Recreation and Therapy in South Korea.
Core Concepts & Legal Framework
Legal Definition: Governed by the Act on Forest Welfare Promotion, forest welfare provides economic, social, and emotional support via forest resources to enhance public well-being.
Ecological Welfare Paradigm: Unlike traditional welfare systems that consume non-renewable resources, forest welfare delivers sustainable, universal environmental benefits while preserving the ecosystem’s intrinsic existence value.
Lifecycle Coverage: Operates as a lifelong safety net offering tailored services across life stages—from prenatal forest education to natural tree-based burials.
Forest Therapy Mechanisms & Research
Therapeutic Factors: Utilizes multi-sensory natural elements—such as phytoncides, negative air ions, green landscapes, and white noise—to lower stress hormones, enhance immune function, and balance the autonomic nervous system.
Target Audience: Serves healthy individuals, sub-healthy individuals needing lifestyle guidance, and clinical patients requiring prescribed therapeutic care.
