The biodiversity crisis demands greater engagement in pro‐nature conservation behaviours.
Research has examined factors which account for general pro‐environmental behaviour; …

Changing human behaviour and social systems are key to reversing the global biodiversity
crisis. Pro‐environmental behaviour is guided by values and connection with nature, but …

The current biodiversity crisis, extinction of experience of nature and rising concern about
people's well‐being and mental health require us to understand the benefits of activities …

Progress on changing human behaviour to meet the challenges of regional and global
sustainability has been slow. Building on theory as well as small-scale survey and …

There is a need to increase people's engagement with and connection to nature, both for
human well-being and the conservation of nature itself. In order to suggest ways for people …

The degree to which an individual feels connected to the natural world can be a positive
predictor of pro-environmental behavior (PEB). This has led to calls to 'reconnect to …

The climate and biodiversity crises reveal a failing human–nature relationship. The
psychological construct of nature connectedness provides a means for understanding and …

This study examines individual commitment to biodiversity during adulthood. We studied the
interrelations between everyday experiences of nature, knowledge about biodiversity …

Understanding what drives environmentally protective or destructive behavior is important to
the design and implementation of effective public policies to encourage people's …

With clear links between an individual's sense of nature connectedness, their psychological
wellbeing, and engagement in nature-friendly behaviours, efforts to improve people's …