Publications by authors named "Sahran Higgins"

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Urban Green Space: Creating a Triple Win for Environmental Sustainability, Health, and Health Equity through Behavior Change.
Hanneke Kruize, Nina van der Vliet, Brigit Staatsen, Ruth Bell, Aline Chiabai, Sahran Higgins

Int J Environ Res Public Health· November 2019

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The nexus between climate change, ecosystem services and human health: Towards a conceptual framework.
Aline Chiabai, Sonia Quiroga, Pablo Martinez-Juarez, Sahran Higgins, Tim Taylor

Sci Total Environ· September 2018

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Exploring the relationship between childhood obesity and proximity to the coast: A rural/urban perspective.
Sophie L Wood, Philippe R Demougin, Sahran Higgins, Kerryn Husk, Benedict W Wheeler

Health Place· July 2016

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Beyond greenspace: an ecological study of population general health and indicators of natural environment type and quality.
Benedict W Wheeler, Rebecca Lovell, Sahran L Higgins, Mathew P White, Ian Alcock

Int J Health Geogr· April 2015

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Biodiversity, cultural pathways, and human health: a framework.
Natalie E Clark, Rebecca Lovell, Benedict W Wheeler, Sahran L Higgins, Michael H Depledge

Trends Ecol Evol· April 2014

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A systematic review of the health and well-being benefits of biodiverse environments.
Rebecca Lovell, Benedict W Wheeler, Sahran L Higgins, Katherine N Irvine, Michael H Depledge

J Toxicol Environ Health B Crit Rev· April 2014

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Attractive males have greater success in sperm competition.
David J Hosken, Michelle L Taylor, Katherine Hoyle, Sahran Higgins, Nina Wedell

Curr Biol· July 2008

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Tri-trophic consequences of UV-B exposure: plants, herbivores and parasitoids.
Andrew Foggo, Sahran Higgins, Jason J Wargent, Ross A Coleman

Oecologia· December 2007

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