The tree canopy of WashU lends itself to a higher education setting. New research from the Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences shows that children who have access to natural spaces perform better on assessments and attention evaluations. This adds to a growing number of studies confirming that time in nature can restore attention often sapped by modern distractions. (Photo: Joe Angeles/WashU)
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