The Population Health Initiative has awarded eight early-stage pilot grants in November 2025. The project, “Embodied Nature Engagement: Developing the Interaction Pattern Preference Inventory (IPPI) for Nature Prescriptions in Primary Care” includes Sebastian Tong (Department of Family Medicine), Peter Kahn (Department of Psychology & School of Environmental and Forest Sciences), Ashley Park (Department of Family Medicine), and Hongfei Li (College of Built Environments). Hongfei Li is a lecturer and interdisciplinary PhD student in the Landscape Architecture department.
Congratulations to Hongfei and the project team!