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Outdoor Health: Just Keep On, Opening the Possible
This concluding Outdoor health chapter reflects on Outdoor Health: Caring for People and Planet as a critical intervention in the context of the Anthropocene and late modernity, a period marked by multiple intersecting crises, ecological degradation, social fragmentation, and pervasive disconnection
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