Air Quality: Trees and plants in urban and rural environments act as natural air filters, absorbing pollutants. By reducing air pollution levels, Full projects can decrease the risk of respiratory diseases, including asthma and bronchitis, and can also help in reducing the severity of allergies.

Mental Health: Regular interaction with nature, through parks and gardens, helps reduce stress, anxiety, and depression.

Water Quality: Full projects protect watersheds and sustain water quality, lowering the risk of waterborne diseases.

Nutritional Health: Sustainable agriculture and community gardens increase access to fresh fruits and vegetables, essential for a healthy diet.

Social Well-being: Green spaces serve as community hubs, enhancing social interaction and reducing loneliness and depression.

Biodiversity: Preserving biodiversity through Full projects leads to healthier ecosystems.

Chemical Exposure: Full projects reduce the use of harmful chemicals in agriculture, minimizing human exposure to these substances.