Influence of Perceptual Experiences, Especially Sounds, on Forest Attractiveness
Authors:
- K. Tessa HegetschweilerK. Tessa Hegetschweiler
- Elisabeth MaidlElisabeth Maidl
- Jean-Marc WunderliJean-Marc Wunderli
- Christopher B. StrideChristopher B. Stride
- Christoph FischerChristoph Fischer
- Lea WunderliLea Wunderli
- Hannes WeinbrennerHannes Weinbrenner
- Jasmin BreithutJasmin Breithut
- Marcel HunzikerMarcel Hunziker
- 22 June 2023
- book chapter
- Published by Springer Nature
- p. 255-277
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