The nature principle human restoration and the end of nature-deficit disorder

"The author of "Last child in the woods" makes a spirited plea for finding a balance between nature and technology in our daily life. He argues that tapping into the restorative powers of the natural world can boost creativity, heal illness, and broaden our compassion. He believes that the future will belong to nature-smart individuals, businesses and communities."@en
"Argues that a strong connection to nature is essential for human health and outlines seven precepts that demonstrate how to draw on the restorative powers of nature to boost mental sharpness, promote wellness, and strengthen human bonds."@en
"Louv reveals how humans are healthier with nature in their lives. The Nature Principle includes seven precepts, including balancing technology excess with time in nature and making a mind/body/nature connection."@en
"Louv's "Nature Principle" consists of seven precepts, including balancing technology excess with time in nature; a mind/body/nature connection, which Louv calls "vitamin N," that enhances physical and mental health; expanding our sense of community to include all living things; and purposefully developing a spiritual, psychological, physical attachment to a region and its natural history. The book presents examples of these precepts, from studies of how exposure to a common soil bacteria increases production of serotonin in the brain to designing shopping malls inspired by termite mounds."@en

"The nature principle human restoration and the end of nature-deficit disorder"@en
"The nature principle human restoration and the end of the nature-deficit disorder"@en