Titlebook: Wellbeing from Woodland; A Critical Explorati Alice Goodenough,Sue Waite Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2020 Wel

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Woodland Wellbeing,s towards trees, woods and forests and capacity to feel good in such settings, as well as identifying newer perspectives on and gaps in what we understand about our relationship with the outdoors and its impact on our health.

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Assessing the Affective in Active Spaces,es natural health services are targeted towards are introduced, prior to their more detailed discussion in the case study chapters. The development of practitioner’s research capacity during Good from Woods provides real-life examples of some of the critical issues raised.

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Engineering/Engendering Woodland Wellbeing,another examining a community connecting with one another and nature through shared ownership of a wood. We conclude gradual, organic, holistic and sustained nature exposure is necessary to engender benefits, but engineered mediation can ensure appropriate specific interventions for equal opportunities.

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Implications for Woodland Wellbeing Practice and Policy,gainst any movement towards a one-size-fits-all solution to service design and delivery. Finally, we highlight that human and tree health are mutually entwined and that no woodland-based health and wellbeing service can deliver benefits without the sustainable health and wellbeing of trees, woods and forests.

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