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The Last Child in the Woods

By Richard Louv. An inspirational book so full of positive suggestions for parents to support their children in spending time outdoors (see article on next page). Louv explains how we as a society ended up where we are, a culture that fears nature and letting children roam free out of doors and where children believe food comes from supermarkets. He also tells us why nature is important for our children’s emotional and physical wellbeing. Whether it be making time for gardening, night walks, or even letting go of your fears of allowing your children play on their own in the neighbourhood, Louv has real advice that can be put to use. The book has chapters on supporting schools to help children enjoy nature, finding what’s wild in a city, and the renewal of urban planning so it supports children’s need for nature and spirituality. Louv asks us to be courageous and change the direction society is taking us and do what is best for our children - get outside.

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