Kahn, Peter H., Jr.

About the Author

Peter H. Kahn, Jr. is a distinguished psychologist and environmental scholar whose work bridges the human experience with the natural world. A professor at the University of Washington, he explores the profound connections between people and nature, advocating for a renewed appreciation of wildness in an increasingly urbanized society. Drawing from decades of research in developmental and environmental psychology, Kahn examines how interactions with the wild foster emotional well-being, ethical awareness, and ecological stewardship. His insightful analyses challenge modern disconnection from nature, urging readers to rediscover its essential role in human flourishing. Through rigorous scholarship and accessible prose, Kahn inspires a deeper commitment to preserving the wild for future generations.