Richard Louv

In the News

• Columnist Dr. David Gottsegen: Nature as medicine — Amherst Bulletin (12/10)
• Cultivating Connection: Botanic Garden at Georgia Southern launches capital campaign — Grice Connect (12/9)
• Forest bathing: slow down and immerse yourself — Smokey Mountain News (12/3)
• Get Your Kids Out in Nature for Their Health — Alameda Post (12/1)
• We’re Losing Contact With Nature. This New Toolkit Is Designed To Close That Gap for Kids. — Next City (11/17)
• AI, ethics and the earth: Professor Stephen Scharper on technology’s spiritual reckoning — The Medium (11/10)
• Beauty is all around, but we cannot take it with us — Tuscon.com (10/30)
• The Psychological and Emotional Benefits of Getting Outside — Psychology Today (10/21)
• Resetting the clock by integrating urban nature and its biodiversity into the 15-minute city concept — Nature Communications (10/20)
• Growing Knowledge: Designing, Planting, and Using a Therapeutic Garden — University of California Agriculture and Natural Resources (10/8)
• Technology is breaking the human connection to Moon cycles — Berawang News (9/28)
• How the Health Sector Can Benefit from Embracing the Power of Nature — Living Architecture Monitor (Fall 2025)
• Consumerism costs curiosity — The Daily Californian (9/20)
• Can smartphones actually enable teens to get outside? How tech is empowering youth to 'touch grass' — GoodGoodGood (9/8)
• How outdoor classrooms are revolutionizing learning — Building Design + Construction (9/5)
• Cultivating Connection: A Science Teacher’s Blossoming Idea — People Newspapers (9/4)
• Hobbies That Teach Your Kids Valuable Life Skills According To Experts — Yahoo!Life (9/2)
  
• Japanese Art of Shinrin-Yoku, or “Forest Bathing,” Is Beneficial for Us All — My Modern Met (9/1)
• UK Government’s Initiative Aims to Enhance Young People’s Outdoor Engagement Through Technology Integration — SSB Crack News (8/29)
• Phones and other tech can enhance teens’ connection to nature — The Conversation (8/28)
• Letter to the Editor: BUTTERFIELD SHOULD BE PRESERVED — Valley Roadrunner (8/20)
• I’ve Cracked the Code for Keeping My Daughter Out of Trouble. It Involves a Horse. — Slate (8/18)
• A Mindset for Normalizing Coexisting, Rewilding, and Caring — Psychology Today (8/12)
• Pediatrician prescribes healthy dose of outdoor play — Calgary Herald (6/28)
• Berks Nature president announces retirement — Reading Eagle (6/23)
• London should copy Mumbai: how rewilding can make us love our city again — The Standard (6/21)
• Children’s playhouse in the lap of nature in Laxmikantapur — GetBengal (6/12)
• Get Out! Camp puts kids in touch with nature — Journal Now (6/6)
• Last Child in the Woods: 3 Takeaways — The Good Men Project (5/31)
• Outdoors with Larry DiDonato - Catskill Schools Are Getting Kids Off-Screens and Outdoors — The Mountain Eagle (5/30)
• DeGross says goodbye to Voyageurs — The Timberjay (5/29)
• Playing in nature pays off: End-of-year inspiration from schools — Kaxe (5/28)
• Come along for a hike and hear how one woman is helping CT kids connect with nature — Connecticut Public Radio (5/19)
• This LA school is planting trees to ‘supercharge’ childhood development — The Guardian (5/16)
• MARESA event to connect kids with nature — Upper Michigan Source (4/22)
• Hilda Lloréns is named Cornille Distinguished Scholar at Wellesley College — The University of Rhode Island (4/22)
• 5 Ways Being in Nature Supports Mental Health — PrairieCare (4/14)
• Garden Views: Children and Nature-Deficit Disorder — The Citizen (4/11)
• Alumna’s Wild Designs Make the North Carolina Zoo Stand Out — UNC Greensboro (4/7)
• Gouder's art: A journal of motherhood and inspiration — The Malta Independent (4/6)
• 5 Steps to Support Children’s Health and Well-Being Using Nature-Based Solutions — National League of Cities (3/19)
• DIETZ: Youth can truly soar out in nature — New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung (3/1)
• The nature school that's growing environmental leaders — Next Steps Blog (2/28)
• The Natural Gifts of Camp — Cleveland Jewish News (2/28)
• The Importance of Interactions with Nature for Children Ages 0-3 Years — Waterfront Academy (2/8)
• Voices of the forest — Frontline (2/3)
• Nature in the Neighborhood: The New Year challenge — ItemLive (1/28)
  
• India's environmental pioneers: The forgotten story — Frontline (1/13)
  
• Enrollment in Nature Schools Soars as Families Rediscover the Benefits of Outdoor Learning — CounterPunch (12/23)
• Only the Plants Can Save the People — The Good Men Project (12/17)
• Five ways to find rest, renewal this holiday — The Transylvania Times (12/9)
  
• Cold Weather Runs: Why Athletes Should Lace Up and Face the Chill — Adventure on SI (12/3)
• Here's Why You Should Bundle Up and Run Outside This Winter — YahooLife (11/27)
• BACK ROADS BILL: on bathing and taking medicine outside — SooToday (11/23)
• Only the Plants Can Save the People — resilience.org (11/18)
• How can we help students reconnect with nature? — Times of Malta (11/17)
• View from Hickory Heights: Wildlife can entertain — Times Observer (11/14)
• Here's how nature and forest therapy can open up new paths to mental wellness — Lancaster Online (11/9)
  
• The Peak Ambitions of the Arkansas Game & Fish Foundation — The Little Rock Soiree (11/1)
• ACES: Stop nature deficit disorder — CHNI News (10/18)
• Riding the waves of recovery: Surf therapy’s impact on mental health and trauma — PsyPost (10/13)
• Including Biophilia for Enhanced Wellbeing — SPACE International Hotel Design (10/11)
• Outdoors with Larry DiDonato - Youth Pheasant Hunt Connects Kids to the Outdoors — The Mountain Eagle and Schoharie News (10/3)
• Does Your Child Have Nature-Deficit Disorder? — The Ethicalist (9/18)
• Cell phone bans may help, but to get to the root cause of too much screen time we need to re-inspire a love for nature — kawarthaNOW (9/16)
• What Did You Do This Summer? A Journey of Restoration — Milwaukee Courier (9/14)
• Fitzroy's Young Junkologists — Inside Story (9/13)
• Your results are in… it’s Nature Deficit Disorder — Cassidy's Writing Space! (9/9)
• Heath Hands welcomes young volunteers to Hampstead Heath — Ham&High (9/8)
• This Is How Interior Greens and Plantscaping Can Help Achieve the SDGs — Thursd. (9/4)
• Seeing the Stars: A Review of The Anxious Generation — Front Porch Republic (8/30)
• The importance of parks and playgrounds, plus other letters, Aug. 28: ‘Residence in cities makes people sick.’ — The Globe and Mail (8/28)
• Preserving wonder: The vital role of Colombo Zoo in conservation, children’s lives and urban ecology — The Sunday Times (8/25)
• Primal Fear: Why China’s Children Are Becoming More Nature-Averse — The World of Chinese (8/23)
• Nature-Deficit Disorder: What It Is, and How to Overcome It — Medium (8/16)
• Wild Child Day gives kids a chance to jump for joy in nature — The Irish Times (8/16)
• Bridging the nature gap: Empowering urban youth with outdoor experiences — FreshWater Cleveland (8/8)
• Sen. Tim Kaine on the spirituality of walking, cycling, paddling — National Catholic Reporter (8/7)
  
• How time in nature builds happier, healthier and more social children — The Detroit News (8/6)
• For your health, spend time by the water — Standard-Speaker (8/5)
  
• How time in nature builds happier, healthier and more social children — The Washington Post (8/4)
• OPINION | “Go outside and play” -Every Boomer’s mother — Sherry Magill (7/25)
• An Ecological Engineer Designs the Naturalist City for Our Digital Age — Next Big Idea Club (7/25)
• A prescription for nature deficit disorder: head outside  UCHealth (7/22)
• Author Richard Louv speaking at Grandfather Mountain — Watauga Democrat (7/19)
• A New Mom I Know Just Removed Her Kid from Day Care for a Bizarre Reason. I Might Have to Tell Her. — Slate (7/15)
• Creating the next generation of outdoors memories at North Bennington's Our Village Camp — Bennington Banner (7/8)
• Why spending time outdoors is good for your health — The Times-Tribune (7/1)
  
• The Addiction Afflicting Billions – A Conversation with Chellis Glendinning on Ecopsychology and Addiction Recovery — resilience+ (6/25)
• Nancy Manning is putting in the work for seven generations — Hellbender Press (6/22)
• Jinnae Anderson: Experiencing nature with our kids — The Union (6/20)
• How to get boys off screens and into the natural world — Stuff (6/13)
• Embracing the joy of play: Celebrating the International Day of Play for all ages — The Big Smoke (6/11)
• Connect with the Natural World in Biophilia — Denver Art Museum (6/3)
• Outdoors with Larry DiDonate – Last Child in the Woods won’t be from a Catskill School — The Mountain Eagle (5/27)
• The Mindful Path — Let Nature Heal You — My Prime Time News (5/27)
• Ground Broken For New Downtown Playground — The Intelligencer (5/23)
• 412 Kids: Gardening with kids is rarely Instagram reel-perfect. Here’s how, and why, to get growing. — Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (5/15)
• Buying plants is good for our psyche — Midland Daily News (5/10)
• How scientists and divers safeguard marine wildlife of Galapagos Islands, Italy and Arctic Ocean — MorningStudio (5/10)
• The Ecology of Leadership — Earth Island Journal
• In search of the green and pleasant land — The New Statesman (5/8)
• Plant Blindness: The Silent Epidemic Sabotaging our Well-being and Earth's Future — Garden Therapy (4/30)
• "Outdoor Learning Is Going to Save the World": The Prevalence of Nature-Based Education in Minnesota — Minnesota Women's Press (4/25)
• The park as a study room — Thot Cursus (4/24)
• Connecting with nature can help improve our health — myRGV (4/23)
• This Earth Day, We Mustn’t Forget the Nutrient Young People Are Deficient In – Vitamin N — Earth.org (4/22)
• From Earth Day to Screen-Free Week: A natural progression — Tallahassee Democrat (4/21)
• You Probably Have "Nature Deficit Disorder" — theSkimm' (4/17)
• How to Engage Young Folks in Conversation and Restoration — WWF (4/12)
• Gateway Mountain Center takes innovative approach to address youth mental health, Nature Deficit Disorder in Tahoe — Sierra Sun (4/5)
• Wild about Cumberland — SNJ Today (4/2)
• The Positive Power of Pets — WellBeing (3/28)
• Fox River Park: A Natural Playground Hidden in Waukesha — Milwaukee with Kids (3/25)
• All-Inclusive Fun at Family Days with NatureTrack — Patch (3/10)
• Here's How to Enjoy the Great Outdoors With Kids—According to Experts — Parents (3/4)
• Show Me A Place — Missouri Conservationist Magazine (3/1)
• Embracing nature, community: A sober snowshoe adventure with Crow’s Nest — Sierra Sun (2/23)
• How nature can be therapy for kids stuck indoors during the pandemic — AOL
• “A Dangerous Substance”: The Impact of Social Media on Youth Mental Health — Mad in America (2/17)
• New features, programs allow Marshall nature school to be 'learning hub' for kids, adults — Citizen Times (2/16)
• Project Get Outdoors at Winona Bird Club Feb. 7 — Winona Post (1/30)
• A Prescription for Nature Deficit Disorder: A Dose of the Outdoors — The Two River Times (1/26)
• Inspirators, a global platform sharing sustainability leaders’ stories, reaches audience in 80 countries in six months — Business Review (1/15)
• Greening Democracy; The Transformative Power of Nature on Children and Society — The MIT Press Reader (1/12)
• 'All Illusions Must Be Broken' Documentary Probes Mankind's Capacity for Violence — Variety (1/5)
• Nature, Nurtured: Is A Love For Pants and Animals In Our Genes? — Science World (1/4)
• Richard Louv's Book "Our Wild Calling" Analyzes The Power Of Relationships With Animals — Iowa Public Radio (12/5)
• Our love of orcas is making them miserable — Vox (12/4)
• The Unseen Environmental Cost of Audubon Park — ViaNolaVie (11/27)
• Brasileira está entre lideranças inspiradoras eleitas pela organização internacional ‘Children & Nature Network’ — Conexão planeta (11/26) [English translation]
• Back Roads Bill on Vitamin N, part 2: The Road Back — SooToday (11/25)
• Helping young people become stewards of their environment — The Daily Sentinel (11/6)
• Exploring Nature's Decline: Last Child in the Woods — Medium (11/6)
• OUTDOORS: Helping young people to become stewards of their environment — Montrose Press (11/3)
• Children need more green time — The Star (10/29)
• Texas Master Naturalists to offer free monthly program — Fort Bend Herald (10/26)
• Mental health, capitalism, and the need to (re)connect with nature — Daily Maverick (10/25)
• Broadcast: How to stay safe in the wild — KUOW.org (NPR Network) (10/24)
• Nature Deficit Disorder: Building Health Awareness — Dutch Design Week (10/21-10/29)
• Grounding Techniques: Conquer Winter Blues with Nature — Health News (10/21)
• From screen time to green time—Unleashing the healing potential of nature — The Squamish Chief (10/18)
• Wild About Utah: Nature therapy — UPR (10/16)
• Connecting Our Children with Nature — Delaware Gazette (10/11)
• Family Adventures Aren’t Just Fun – They’re Essential. One Dad Explains — Men's Journal (10/6)
• This plot of CT land isn't just a place to dig in the dirt. For trauma survivors, it's a way to heal — Connecticut Public Radio (10/3)
• Take a Child Outside Week aims to promote outdoor engagement and exploration — The Daily Tar Heel (9/25)
  "Take a Child Outside was founded as a website in 2007. It was inspired by author Richard Louv’s 2005 book 'Last Child in the Woods,' which calls attention to youth spending less time outdoors than previous generations."
• Museum Celebrates ‘Take A Child Outside Week’ Sept. 24-30 — North Carolina Department of Natural and Cultural Resources (9/19)
• Hungry Mosquitoes, Irritable Bears and the Glories of Wilderness — The New York Times (8/23)
• Nature curricula available to teachers through Missouri Department of Conservation — KSMU (8/23)
• Connecting our children with nature — Record Herald (8/23)
• Kids Glued to Their Screens? 5 Tips To Get Them to Love the Outdoors — WSJ (8/23)
• Six & Twenty Book Club discusses importance of nature at Cowan Lake - Wilmington News Journal (8/23)
• Connecting our children with nature — Record Herald (8/23)
• Kids should spend beautiful summer days outside roaming, educator says — BDN (8/23)
• Experts Warn Defunding School Hunting And Archery Programs Will Contribute To Mental Health Crisis — Forbes (7/23)
• Auburn's Woodland Wonders Nature Preschool uses curiosity-first philosophy to connect children to learning — Alabama News Center (7/23)
• Chasing Sleep: Sleep and Nature, Season 2, Episode 8 (7/23) (podcast)
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• Shining Stars Childcare embraces nature's classroom — 26 NE Wisconsin (7/23)
• Casting Youth Into Outdoors — The Star News (7/23)
• Catalysts for Change: Can Teens Survive the Digital World? Richard Louv on Reconnecting with Nature — Shah Family Foundation (6/23)
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• Kindergarten’s Forest School Fridays at West Chester Friends School — Vista.Today (6/23)
• DEC Announces First-Time Camper Weekend Program for 2023 Season - NYS Dept. of Environmental Conservation — D.E.C (6/23)
• Growing Up Free: Preventing Nature Deficit Disorder in Children — Mother Earth News (5/23)
• Stillmeadow Peace Park: innovative environmental education at work — AFRO News (5/23)
• Risk Assessment in Children — Nebraskaland (5/23)
• Richard Louv’s term continues to demonstrate increasing relevance — The Spectator (5/23)
• Data shows digital dumbing down America at drastic rate — Bainbridge Island Review (4/23)
• Books for the Budding Young Naturalist in Your Life — Book Riot (3/23)
• Five Reasons Why We Are Not Separate From Nature and Why It Matters — Living Architecture Monitor (Spring/23)
• The great outdoors: Partners in Learning takes classroom outside — Salisbury Post (2/23)
• Midstokke: Education outside is part of a holistic solution — The Spokesman - Review (2/23)
• Children are spending too much time on screens and not enough time in nature | Opinion — The Tennessean (1/23)
• Ball Brothers Foundation Explores Intersection of Outdoor Recreation and Education at Summit — Muncie Journal (12/22)
• Time to Rethink Nature Apps? — Sierra (11/22)
• Education in America: School Is for Connecting to Nature — The New York Times (9/22)
• Ecotherapy: How being in nature boosts your physical and mental health — The Palm Beach Post (8/22)
• Colorado's outdoors offers a kind of therapy. But it’s not a magic pill. — Colorado Sun (8/22)
• Ryan Olson leaving Muddy Sneakers position | Education — Transylvaniatimes.com (7/22)
• How connecting with nature can help lighten your mood, according to experts — Indian Express Indulge (12/21)
• How nature can be therapy for kids stuck indoors during the pandemic — CBS (12/21)
• ‘Ecotherapy’ & how it helps kids manage emotions — Moms (11/21)
• Trailblazer: Richard Louv — EcoResolution (10/21)
• Encourage children to get outdoors and enjoy the glorious summer — Johnson City Press (6/21)
• Our Wild Calling, a book that beckons us to reconnect with nature — Lifegate (5/21)
• Gardens help children combat 'nature-deficit disorder — Chestnut Hill Local (4/21)
• Leave No Child Inside — Orion Magazine (3/21)
• A la pena por la pérdida de ese paraje de tu infancia se le llama ‘solastalgia’ — El Pais (1/21)
• New York Times Recommends Six New Paperbacks — New York Times (11/20)
• Reconnect Children to Nature — Trinidad and Tobago Newsday (10/20)
• Growing Outdoors — The National Wildlife Federation (9/20)
• Richard Louv: “La Verdadera vanguardia de la educación es hacer las escuelas más verdes” — Naturaliza (9/20)
• Why We Hunger for a Connection to the Wild During Quarantine— Los Angeles Times (7/20)
• Wild at Heart— Kansas Alumni (7/20)
• The New Nature Movement— The Quintessential Barrington (7/20)
• Louv Captures Top Honor in Annual San Diego Book Awards— The San Diego Union Tribune (6/20)
• Necesitamos la imagen de un futuro al que queramos ir— La Vanguardia (6/20)
• “Nature Deficit Disorder” is Really a Thing— New York Times (6/20)
• ‘Living Architecture’ Key to Post-Pandemic Cities — Woodrow Sun (5/20)
• Nature is a Child’s First Window into Wonder — The Times of India (5/20)
• Richard Louv: “El hambre de conectar con la naturaleza está en su punto más alto”— El Asombrarlo (5/20)
• Richard Louv - GCA Medalist in the News — Garden Club of America (4/20)
• Op-Ed; Finding Nature and Each Other — REI Co-op Journal (4/20)
• Diagnosis: Nature-Deficit Disorder — Atlanta Parent (3/20)
• Noah’s New Ark— Psychology Today (3/20)
• If it feels like an animal just gets you, maybe it does — CBC News (3/20)
• For que echoes de menos el campo aunque no te guste — Bienestar (3/20)
• Close encounter with an octopus shows why our wild calling matters, says author Richard Louv — CBC Radio (3/20)
• Ecopsychology: How Immersion in Nature Benefits Your Health— Yale Environment 360 (1/20)
• Nature-deficit disorder: What kids lose by not experiencing the outdoors enough — Big Think (1/20)
• ‘Our Wild Calling’ Argues for Emotional Connection with Animals — The CSM (12/19)
• The Life-Changing Benefits of Animal Encounters— Outside Magazine (12/19)
• Discover Magazine names “Our Wild Calling” Top Holiday Pick— Discover Magazine (12/19)
• Book Review: How Communing with Animals can Tame our Anxious Souls — Providence Journal (11/19)
• “Our Wild Calling” By Richard Louv— WAMC (11/19)
• Strength in Numbers: November’s Best Environmental Books— EcoWatch (11/19)
• Louv’s ‘Our Wild Calling’ Probes the Deep Human Bond with Animals— Buckrail (11/19)
• 10 Books to Read in December — The Washington Post (10/19)
• Animals are Messengers in Richard Louv’s Latest — Publishers Weekly (9/19)
• Deficit de Naturaleza — Telva (9/19)
• Connect Your Grandkids to Nature — Grand Magazine (8/19)
• Does Fishing have a Future? — The Wall Street Journal (8/19)
• Nature Helps Kids Have Compassion for the World — Mountain Journal (8/19)
• New Efforts Help Engage Disadvantaged Youth in the Outdoors — Earth.com (8/19)
• Cotton Wool Parenting and Nature-Deficit Disorder are Prompting Schools to Bring in Mud Play— ABC News (6/19)
• Outdoors for All — Sierra Magazine (5/19)
• Act Naturally: The Benefits of Wet Hands and Muddy Feet — Early Learning Nation (5/19)
• Special Report: The Nature Cure — Outside Magazine (5/19)
• Why ‘Plant Blindness’ Matters - and what you can do about it— BBC (4/19)
• Earth Day Begins at Home— The Hill (4/19)
• Why a Tree Change Might Just be the Thing You Need to Disconnect — Vogue Australia (4/19)
• Mother Nature and Human Nature Changes Our World — Modern Ghana (4/19)
• Sharing Nature’s Precious Legacy — Next Avenue (4/19)
• Duchess of Cambridge Enters Chelsea Flower Show as She Designs Woodland Wonderland for Families — The Telegraph (1/19)
• Animals are the cure for loneliness — Outside Magazine (9/18)
• Los niños que se ensucian en el campo lidiarán mejor con la vida — El Pais (6/18)
• Writing Prescriptions to Play Outdoors — New York Times (6/18)
• The Perks of a Play-in-the-Mud Educational Philosophy — The Atlantic (4/18)
• Why We Need More Nature, and How to Make it Fun — 24 Life (4/18)
• New “Biophilic” Buildings Use Quirky Features to Bring Nature Indoors — NBC News (3/18)
• Whose Nature? Colorado Leads Push to Democratize the Outdoors — Christian Science Monitor (2/18)
• Nature-based Preschools, Where Children Spend Most of Their Day Outside are a Growing trend in the United States — PRI Radio Network (2/18)
• Have Iowans Become Wimps in Frigid Winter Weather — Des Moines Register (1/18)
• Can the Return of ‘Wet Play’ Stop our Kids’ Obsession with Screens? — The Telegraph (11/17)
• Green Schoolyards Can Improve Children’s Mental and Physical Health — The Daily Texan (11/17)
• Nieman: Children and Their Parents, Need to Make Time to Play — Calgary Herald (11/17)
• Conservation Comment: Addressing our Nature Deficit — New Zealand Herald (11/17)
• From Awareness to Action: The New Nature Movement — Hand to Hand (10/17)
• Badger or Bulbasaur- Have Children Lost Touch With Nature — The Guardian (9/17)
• How Gardening Can Help Build Healthier, Happier Kids — The Washington Post (7/17)
• Envisioning Nature-Rich Cities — CityLab (6/17)
• Hey Congress, Here’s Our Health Plan — Outside Magazine (5/17)
• Kids Need Access to Nature for Mental Health — Vancouver Sun (4/17)
• The New Nature Movement, After 11/8 — Huffington Post (12/16)
• How to Protect Kids from Nature-Deficit Disorder — Greater Good (9/16)
• Kindergarten, Naturally — The Atlantic (9/16)
• He Wrote a Book and Started a Movement— San Diego Union-Tribune (7/16)
• Author Richard Louv visits Louisville in July — Courier Journal (6/16)
• Falta de Contato com a Natureza Pode Causar Problemas de Aprendizado, Obesidade e ate Depressao em Criancas— R7 Noticias (6/16)
• Are You Suffering From Nature-Deficit Disorder? — Irish Independent (5/16)
• Interview with Richard Louv, Johnathan Jarvis, and Dr. Robert Zarr — The Diane Rehm Show (4/16)
• 5 Ways to Get Kids into Nature — Outside (4/16)
• Kids Grow with Vitamin N (nature): 500 Ways to Ease into the Outdoors — The Oregonian (4/16)
• Do Kids Need Camp?— Richmond Family magazine (2/16)
• Nature or Nurture? Outdoor Preschools Combine the Best of Both — Multibriefs (1/16)
• Kids Aren’t Spending Enough Time Just Going Outside — New York Post (11/15)
• Schoolkids Discover Birds in Their Backyard — Star Tribune (11/15)
• New Children’s Zoo Aims to Cure ‘Nature Deficit Disorder’ — Boston Globe (10/15)
• Are You Nature-Deprived?— U.S. News & World Report (10/15)
• Why We All Need a Dose of Vitamin N— Daily Mail (10/15)
• The Nature Cure — The Atlantic (10/15)
• HSBC Partners with CWF to Combat “Nature Deficit Disorder” — Daily Update (9/15)
• ‘Nature-Deficit Disorder’ is Real, Not Going Away— Green Bay Press Gazette (5/15)
• The Right to Fresh Air — Worcester Magazine (4/15)
• President Obama Announces Every Kid in a Park Initiative — National Park Service (2/15)
• “Last Child in the Woods” is a Must-Read for all Parents and Educators — Treehugger (2/15)
• Connecting With Nature? There’s an App for That — Huffington Post (12/14)
• Why Playing is Going the Way of Dodgeball And Why That’s a Bad Idea — Times Union (11/14)
• Healthy Play Outdoors Means Healthy Kids — Parks & Recreation (11/14)
• 10 Ways to Get Your Kids Out in Nature, And Why it Matters — The Washington Post (10/14)
• Back to Nature: Understanding Nature-Deficit Disorder — CEC Talks Nature (7/14)
• Benefits Abound for Outdoor Enthusiasts — Columbia Daily Tribune (7/14)
• Let Nature Take its Course to Improve Your Health — USA Today (6/14)
• Author Richard Louv Challenges Charlotte to Connect Children with Nature — Charlotte Observer (4/14)
• Back-to-Nature Play Push Gains Ground — Newsmagazine Network (3/14)
• Kids Need to Offsett Screen Time with Nature Time — CBC News (2/14)
• Interview - Richard Louv— MiNDFOOD (2/14)
• 5 Questions for Richard Louv— Orion Magazine (11/13)
• Camping 101 Fights Nature-Deficit Disorder — Outside Magazine (10/13)
• Tony Juniper's five best book about nature— The Telegraph (2/13)
• Just One in Five Children Connected to Nature, Says Study — BBC News (10/13)
• Into the Woods — The Boston Globe (10/13)
• The Value in Reconnecting with Nature — One Green Planet (9/13)
• Today’s Challenges, Tomorrow’s Progress — The New York Times (9/13)
• Why go Outside When you Have an iPhone? — The Economist (8/13)
• Back to Nature: Understanding Nature Deficit Disorder — Network Ireland (7/13)
• Connecting With Nature Boosts Creativity and Health — National Geographic (6/13)
• Instill love of nature in children — Laura Bush, For the Express News (1/13)
• “Leaf Litter” Talks with Richard Louv — Leaf Litter (12/12)
• Take Two Hours of Pine Forest and Call Me in the Morning — Outside Magazine (11/12)
• Heroes of the Planet — Huffington Post (11/12)
• C&NN Chair Richard Louv Sees Progress in Curing “Nature-Deficit Disorder” — Salt Lake Tribune (10/12)
• 5 Easy Tips to Connect with Nature and the World During the 2012 Olympics—and Beyond — Huffington Post (8/12)
• What Gives You Hope These Days? — Utne Reader (7/12)
• From gloom to gladness — The Star (6/12)
• Richard Louvs “Das letzte Kind im Wald?” führt uns zu den Ursprüngen von Naturerfahrung — ZEIT Online (5/12)
• Advice for Congress this first day of spring: To improve leadership, go outside — Christian Science Monitor<