Claire Freeman is Professor of Geography at the University of Otago. Her research is in environmental planning, and she works on planning with children, urban nature and community planning. Andrea Cook is an urban and regional planner specialising in strategic and community planning, in both academic and a practice-based environments.

• Chapter 1: Introduction: Children and planners; Chapter 2: Why planners should consider children; Chapter 3: Inclusivity and difference: planning for all?; Chapter 4: Building better environments; Chapter 5: Techniques for involving children in planning; Chapter 6: Children and their future

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Claire Freeman is Professor of Geography at the University of Otago. Her research is in environmental planning, and she works on planning with children, urban nature and community planning. Andrea Cook is an urban and regional planner specialising in strategic and community planning, in both academic and a practice-based environments.

• Chapter 1: Introduction: Children and planners; Chapter 2: Why planners should consider children; Chapter 3: Inclusivity and difference: planning for all?; Chapter 4: Building better environments; Chapter 5: Techniques for involving children in planning; Chapter 6: Children and their future

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Claire Freeman is Professor of Geography at the University of Otago. Her research is in environmental planning, and she works on planning with children, urban nature and community planning. Andrea Cook is an urban and regional planner specialising in strategic and community planning, in both academic and a practice-based environments.

• Chapter 1: Introduction: Children and planners; Chapter 2: Why planners should consider children; Chapter 3: Inclusivity and difference: planning for all?; Chapter 4: Building better environments; Chapter 5: Techniques for involving children in planning; Chapter 6: Children and their future

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