A garden has the potential to add more than natural appeal to a space, especially around facilities like Naval Support Activity Bethesda, where the Green Road Project is hoping to provide space for relaxation, meditation and overall healing for those using the facilities.
Dr. Fred Foote, adjunct assistant professor at the Uniformed Services University’s Department of Preventative Medicine and Biometrics, and his many colleagues working on The Green Road envisioned a space that includes “walking paths, arbors and benches, places for meditation, reflection and commemoration, and a communal structure for group activities.”
Read more about the partnership between the Consortium for Health and Military Performance and The Institute for Integrative Health that is helping to make the project a reality in USU’s newsletter.
