Forest bathing in connection with conservation medicine

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Conservation medicine is a growing field that combines veterinary science, conservation biology and public health to address animal, human and ecological health holistically, rather than as siloed branches of knowledge. Forest bathing could create a positive impact in conservation medicine by increasing the sense of belonging in citizens due to connections to their natural environments. For example it could be used as a tool of education around the ecosystem and the animals that live in it. This could also translate into policies that protect the forest areas.