Along with these environmental benefits, forests play a part in the economic side of human existence. Money is the foundation of an urban area; it can be beneficial to the public by them being able to gain facilities like hospitals or restaurants, or it can be harmful and prevent supplies like technology from being given to schools. The economy regulates how the money in an area is spent and it shares information about the city’s health. In the study by Sinclair et al. (2014), the residents in Canada share how the urban forests can increase the real estate value of the neighborhoods and houses among the urban forest trees. “All these houses look like they’re living in harmony with the park… there is the forest and there are homes.”(Sinclair
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Sociology is a major basis of human nature and history, it helps make us who we are as a community of human beings. Values are sets of shared beliefs and that most people in the community feel are important. Urban forests target values that city dwellers give up in the metal and concrete world. According to the Sinclair et al. (2014) study, there are six values that the residents of Winnipeg, Canada felt urban forests re-kindled in them. The first theme was the view that was obtained through the greenery; the study received values and words such as ““pretty”, “beautiful” and “streetscape”.” The second theme was the balance and harmony that the nature brought to the people with words such as “natural”, “nature”, and “diversity”. It is the value that wants the balance between the cold hard city and the soft peaceful nature. Third, the value of personal well-being was shown through words such as “shade” and “health”. The fourth value was social wants with words like “recreation” and “community space”. This brings people together and creates a sense of team and helps people identify with others. The last values, not as prominent were environmental and miscellaneous. These values are satisfied through urban forests. These values show the benefits that urban forest have on people sociology, by making the group overall happier. Values make up who a person is, without them a key piece is missing; urban forest can provide pieces to the puzzle of a human
Sociology is a major basis of human nature and history, it helps make us who we are as a community of human beings. Values are sets of shared beliefs and that most people in the community feel are important. Urban forests target values that city dwellers give up in the metal and concrete world. According to the Sinclair et al. (2014) study, there are six values that the residents of Winnipeg, Canada felt urban forests re-kindled in them. The first theme was the view that was obtained through the greenery; the study received values and words such as ““pretty”, “beautiful” and “streetscape”.” The second theme was the balance and harmony that the nature brought to the people with words such as “natural”, “nature”, and “diversity”. It is the value that wants the balance between the cold hard city and the soft peaceful nature. Third, the value of personal well-being was shown through words such as “shade” and “health”. The fourth value was social wants with words like “recreation” and “community space”. This brings people together and creates a sense of team and helps people identify with others. The last values, not as prominent were environmental and miscellaneous. These values are satisfied through urban forests. These values show the benefits that urban forest have on people sociology, by making the group overall happier. Values make up who a person is, without them a key piece is missing; urban forest can provide pieces to the puzzle of a human