Last Child in the Woods: Saving Our Children From Nature-Deficit Disorder
by Richard Louv
Richard Louv’s Last Child in the Woods examines children’s changing relationship with nature through the concept of “nature-deficit disorder.” This updated and expanded edition offers a thoughtful discussion of childhood, the natural world, and the importance of considering how young people connect with their surroundings.
About This Book
Last Child in the Woods explores the relationship between children and the natural world.
Using the concept of “nature-deficit disorder,” the book considers what may be lost when young people have fewer connections with nature.
This updated and expanded edition presents Richard Louv’s discussion in a revised paperback format.
With 416 pages, it offers a substantial examination of a subject relevant to families, educators, and readers interested in childhood and the environment.
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