D2.S4.1(3) A four-year cross-sectional exploration of outdoor sport participation, nature connectedness, and wellbeing

Paul Sellars; Diane Crone; Tjerk Moll; Tabitha Dickson

doi:10.1080/02640414.2026.2670125

May 8, 2026Journal of Sports Sciences

D2.S4.1(3) A four-year cross-sectional exploration of outdoor sport participation, nature connectedness, and wellbeing

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The aim is to explore the connections between outdoor sport participation, nature connectedness, and wellbeing.
Conducted a four-year cross-sectional study
Assessed levels of outdoor sport participation and nature connectedness
Evaluated wellbeing outcomes among participants
Increased outdoor physical activity during the COVID-19 lockdown
Positive associations found between nature connectedness and wellbeing
Indicated potential long-term benefits of increased outdoor activities

Implication

Cross-sectional exploration reveals connections between outdoor activities, nature, and wellbeing in Northern Ireland during COVID-19 lockdown, indicating societal benefits.

Abstract

In Northern Ireland, participation in outdoor physical activity increased during the COVID-19 lockdown. Such activity offers numerous physical, mental, and societal benefits. However, current low l...

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D2.S4.1(3) A four-year cross-sectional exploration of outdoor sport participation, nature connectedness, and wellbeing

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D2.S4.1(3) A four-year cross-sectional exploration of outdoor sport participation, nature connectedness, and wellbeing

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