Connectedness to nature, described as a sense of kinship with animals, plants, and the broader living world, showed the strongest association with reduced loneliness across all three measures the study used. Attachment to a specific place (in this case, the lake) was also linked to lower loneliness, particularly the type related to feeling disconnected from a broader community.
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