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Forests, trees and human health

Can forests and forest management help the promotion of healthier lifestyles and improved mental health? Forests, Trees and Human Health brings together research from across Europe and the world to examine this question from a European context. Research for the book was supported by the European Science Foundation, connecting 160 researchers from 23 countries. It is a comprehensive discussion of forests and green areas based around five themes: