For people with dementia, their relatives, and carers, Gilliard, a social worker who works in dementia care in the UK, and Marshall, a social worker who works with older people and taught at the U. of Stirling, UK, assemble 15 chapters that demonstrate how and why to provide opportunities for people with dementia to experience the outdoors. They include contributors who had not written before, who had not written about the topic, and those with dementia, such as individuals working in art history, public health, occupational therapy, psychology, medicine, environmental education, animal sciences, and other areas in Europe and the US, who elucidate arguments for going outside, including vitamin D and improving circadian rhythm, and activities related to working with animals, gardening, farming, and walking. Annotation ©2012 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)