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Catharine Ward Thompson Professor of Landscape Architecture at the University
of Edinburgh and director of OpenSpace, the research center for inclusive access to
outdoor environments at the University of Edinburgh, UK. Her research focuses on
salutogenic environments, with a particular focus on deprived populations, and
quality of life in older age.
Julia Weidenweber Master’s candidate in environmental planning at the Technical
University of Berlin, Germany. Her master’s thesis focuses on approaches to
strengthen the integration of health issues into the German system of landscape
planning.
C. Philip Wheater Professor of Environmental and Geographical Sciences at
Manchester Metropolitan University, UK. As an ecologist and environmental scientist, he is interested in how people interact with their environment, especially in
urban systems. He also works on conservation and biodiversity management and
how it influences local communities, for example in health and education.
The original version of this book was revised: This book was inadvertently published with the
incorrect copyright holder which has been corrected now. The correction to this book is available
at https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-02318-8_21
About the Editors and Contributors
Catharine Ward Thompson Professor of Landscape Architecture at the University
of Edinburgh and director of OpenSpace, the research center for inclusive access to
outdoor environments at the University of Edinburgh, UK. Her research focuses on
salutogenic environments, with a particular focus on deprived populations, and
quality of life in older age.
Julia Weidenweber Master’s candidate in environmental planning at the Technical
University of Berlin, Germany. Her master’s thesis focuses on approaches to
strengthen the integration of health issues into the German system of landscape
planning.
C. Philip Wheater Professor of Environmental and Geographical Sciences at
Manchester Metropolitan University, UK. As an ecologist and environmental scientist, he is interested in how people interact with their environment, especially in
urban systems. He also works on conservation and biodiversity management and
how it influences local communities, for example in health and education.
The original version of this book was revised: This book was inadvertently published with the
incorrect copyright holder which has been corrected now. The correction to this book is available
at https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-02318-8_21
About the Editors and Contributors