The "Last Child in the Woods Movement" is an initiative aimed at reconnecting children with nature. It was inspired by the book "Last Child in the Woods" by Richard Louv, which highlights the negative effects of nature-deficit disorder on children's health and well-being. The movement encourages outdoor play, exploration, and learning, emphasizing the importance of nature in childhood development. This movement promotes various activities, such as nature walks, community gardens, and outdoor education programs, to foster a love for the environment. By engaging children in natural settings, the movement seeks to improve their physical health, creativity, and emotional resilience, ultimately nurturing a generation that values and protects the outdoors.