Anqi Wen

Within four years of work experience, I put my efforts into projects I found challenging and promising in terms of their ecological and cultural significance. I am keenly interested in the restoration in the urban green space. 

Not all nature is appreciated. Some ‘unattractiveness’ of natural traits  lead to negative emotions and dislike. Understanding sensory biodiversity traits can help policy decisions to maximise social, human well-being, and ecological value in a win-win-win with our living environments. The current research has been investing in the relationships between sensory aspects of nature such as colour, sound, and smell and human emotions within urban green spaces.