Researchers from around the world link human well-being with landscape and the environment

Introduction 1. Exploring the Potential for a 'Double Dividend': living well and living greener Louise Reid and Colin Hunter 2. Modelling Well-being and the Relationship Between Individuals and Their Environments Sara Warber, Katherine Irvine, Patrick Devine-Wright and Kevin Gaston 3. Synchronising Self and City: an everyday aesthetic for walking Fiona Bannon 4. Towards a Landscape of Well-Being: the role of landscape and perceptions of place in human well-being Lindsay Sowman 5. Interactive Urban Landscapes for Well-being and Sustainability Janice Astbury 6. The Contribution of Greenery in Multifamily Houses as a Factor of Well-being Irene Yerro Vela 7. Third Places For the Third Age: the contribution of playable space to the well-being of older people Benedict Spencer, Katie Williams, Lamine Mahdjoubi and Rachel Sara 8. Kids in the City: differing perceptions of one neighbourhood in Aotearoa, New Zealand Penelope Carroll, Lanuola Asiasiga, Nicola Tava'e and Karen Witten 9. Culture's Place in Well-Being: Measuring Museum Well-being Interventions Erica Ander, Linda Thomson and Helen Chatterjee 10. Using Woodlands to Improve Individual and Community Well-being Liz O'Brien and Jake Morris 11. Children as Explorers: revealing children's views on well-being in intensifying urban environments Christina Ergler and Robin Kearns 12. Landscape, Well-being and Environment Richard Coles and Zoë Millman