Effective environmental education represents more than a unidirectional transfer of
information: rather, this suite of tools develops and enhances environmental attitudes …

Bat hunting for consumption as bushmeat and medicine is widespread and affects at least
167 species of bats (or c. 13% of the world's bat species), in Africa, Asia, across the islands …

Environmental education is frequently undertaken as a conservation intervention designed
to change the attitudes and behaviour of recipients. Much conservation education is aimed …

A questionnaire survey and literature review revealed the extent of hunting of bats for
bushmeat in the Old World tropics. High levels of offtake were reported throughout Asia, the …

During the past centuries human-induced land use changes resulted in a considerable loss
of natural habitats worldwide. In transformed landscapes historical burial places such as …

Energy education programmes for children are hypothesized to have great potential to save
energy. Such interventions are often assumed to impact child and family behaviours. Here …

Many interventions to stem wildlife poaching have overlooked insights into human
behaviour offered by the social sciences. South‐East Asia suffers the world's highest rate of …

In managed landscapes, tree‐dominated habitats often show promise for biodiversity
conservation. In Bangladesh where natural forest cover is less than 10 percent …

We conducted a systematic literature review to analyze evaluations of conservation
education programs on a global scale in order to better understand (1) temporal and spatial …

Artificial roosts designed to attract bats have been used to increase populations, aid seed
dispersal, and control insects. More important from a conservation perspective, artificial …