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Pedagogical Innovation: Towards Conservation Psychology and Sustainability [PDF]
Universal Journal of Educational Research, 2021 Pedagogical innovation is one of the solutions to the challenges facing the educational system; it is a mediator for change and adaptation. The objective of education is to go more than rationality and involve creativity; the development of creativity is increasingly considered in the teaching-learning processes.
Heredia-R, Marco +3 more
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Modernity and the western value-action paradox: contributions from conservation psychology
Frontiers in Conservation Science, 2023 We attempt to bridge the value – action paradox inhibiting environmental action by drawing upon work cast within conservation psychology to identify mechanisms by which the processes driving action can be shaped to achieve more sustainable outcomes.
Gerard Kyle, Adam Landon
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Correction to: Insect conservation psychology [PDF]
Journal of Insect Conservation, 2018 The article Insect conservation psychology, written by John P. Simaika, Michael J. Samways was originally published electronically on the publisher’s internet portal (currently SpringerLink) on 21 February 2018 without open access.
John P. Simaika, Michael J. Samways
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Revisiting the promise of conservation psychology
Conservation Biology, 2018 Article impact statement : Continued development of conservation psychology is essential to addressing the challenges of biodiversity conservation.
Matthew J. Selinske +5 more
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Conservation Psychology: A Gap in Current Australian Undergraduate Psychology Education? [PDF]
Sustainability, 2013 Human actions have contributed to numerous environmental challenges, including climate change and a significant loss of the world’s biodiversity. As the scientific study of human thought and behaviour, psychology has much to offer in better understanding these issues, as well as fostering greater sustainability in human actions.
Elissa L. Pearson
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Conservation psychology strategies for collaborative planning and impact evaluation. [PDF]
Zoo Biol, 2022 Conservation psychology principles can be useful for aligning organizations and scaling up conservation programs to increase impact while strategically engaging partners and communities.
Maynard L +9 more
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Frontiers in Sustainable Cities, 2023 The economic and ecological importance of pollinators and the increasingly evident decline of their populations have drawn concern from scientists, governments, and individuals alike.
Conor G. Fair, S. Kris Braman
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Facilitating behavior change: Introducing the Transtheoretical Model of Behavior Change as a conservation psychology framework and tool for practitioners. [PDF]
Zoo Biol, 2022 The primary opportunities for improved conservation and sustainability outcomes are through changing human behavior. Zoos, aquariums, and other public‐facing biodiversity conservation institutions offer an important space for environmental learning and ...
Abrash Walton A +3 more
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Conservation psychology and the legacy of Carol Saunders for zoo and aquarium programs, networks, practices, and exhibits. [PDF]
Zoo Biol, 2022 Conservation Psychology created a dialog between environmental conservation and behavioral sciences. With an outsized influence by Dr. Carol Saunders, it started at Brookfield Zoo in Chicago exploring questions about the impacts of a zoo visit, and ...
Grajal A, Becker D, Luebke JF, Vernon C.
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Synthesizing the Experiments and Theories of Conservation Psychology [PDF]
Sustainability, 2013 Within the field of environmental psychology, there are two distinct bodies of literature. First, there are experimental studies that have evaluated techniques for getting people to perform conservation behaviors. Second, there are theoretical studies that have surveyed people to create some type of theoretical model that explains conservation ...
Richard Osbaldiston
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