Ongoing loss of biological diversity is primarily the result of unsustainable human behavior.
Thus, the long‐term success of biodiversity conservation depends on a thorough …

Attitudes have been a commonly used psychological measure of program effectiveness in
conservation social science research. The major limitation of this approach is that attitudes …

Household energy consumption significantly contributes to carbon emissions and climate
change. In biodiversity hotspots, where energy transition is crucial for both climate action …

In response to the global call for biodiversity conservation and sustainable development,
China plans to reform its protected areas (PAs) system. Despite positive progress, there are …

Studies assessing online public sentiment towards biodiversity conservation are almost non-
existent. The use of social media data and other online data sources is increasing in …

The first target of the Convention for Biological Diversity (Aichi target 1) was to increase
public awareness of the values of biodiversity and actions needed to conserve it—a key …

Understanding worldwide patterns of human use of sites of international significance for
biodiversity conservation is crucial for meeting global conservation targets. However, robust …

Conservation will only be successful over the long term if people support conser‐vation
goals. While many factors may influence the level of such support, it is clear that people are …

Current community-led conservation (CLC) actions support present and future biodiversity.
Present-day conservation volunteer efforts are measurable; however, future CLC activity is …

Social media platforms, such as Twitter, are an increasingly important source of information
and are forums for discourse within and between interest groups. Research highlights how …