The updated edition of the essential guide to environmental psychology Thoroughly revised
and updated, the second edition, Environmental Psychology: An Introduction offers an …

Conservation organizations have increasingly raised concerns about escalating rates of
illegal hunting and trade in wildlife. Previous studies have concluded that people hunt …

We introduced a multilevel model of value shift to describe the changing social context of
wildlife conservation. Our model depicts how cultural‐level processes driven by …

Climate change views have their socioeconomic foundations but also specific geographies.
In merging these perspectives, this analysis uses ESS Round 8 data from 23 European …

Abstract On average, 10.52% of the total population was found to fish for recreation across
the industrialised world (N= 27 countries), amounting to an estimated 118 million (95 …

Humans regularly exert a powerful influence on the survival and persistence of species, yet
social‐science information is used only sporadically in conservation decisions. Using data …

Global biodiversity loss is indicative of the massive influence of human activity that defines
the Anthropocene. Some scholars argue that changes in behaviour at the scale necessary to …

North American state wildlife agencies are increasingly faced with the challenge of
effectively representing a diverse public. With increasing social conflict over wildlife issues …

The global rise of populism is having a profound effect on policies across many issues. We
explore the potential effects on wildlife conservation using the western United States as a …

This study proposes that anthropomorphism is a key factor in stimulating both wildlife value
shift and changing attitudes toward wildlife management in modernized countries. Evidence …