Last Child in the Woods: Saving Our Children From Nature-Deficit Disorder

by Richard Louv

“amazingly diverse, with Sudanese refugees and all the rest,”

Othering.

To be spiritual is to be amazed.”

Some people are not spiritual. Is not nature just as important for them?

For example, fishing is a controversial topic to some people, but others see it as one way to introduce their children to ethical questions about conservation, our relationship with other animals, and life and death.

Sure, but so would hunting people. Doesn't mean it's the best way.

(many of them church-allergic)

This is a super gross characterization. Church-allergic? Or maybe those people have had bad experiences in a church, don't believe in a higher power, or are of a NON JUDEO CHRISTIAN RELIGION.

1995,

After all, this is God’s creation that is being conserved for future generations.