Website making research about human behavior more accessible to those interested in applying it to promote nature conservation. Tweets by @M_Selinske
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Hey Conservation Twitter, I am looking for projects that are doing long term and/or large scale monitoring of any aspect of human dimensions of wildlife management or conservation.
Thoughts?
New byte from @AlexKusmanoff. He asked #ChatGPT to summarise a new article on behavioral interventions to reduce marine waste. We personally missed AK's normal flair in the post but you be the judge: keeptothepath.com/2023/01/25…
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Check out a new byte from guest contributor @verissimodiogo: How good are we at changing behaviour for nature? 300,000 papers later here is what we found keeptothepath.com/2022/10/18… #ConSocSci @LauraThoWal
Check out a new byte from guest contributor @verissimodiogo: How good are we at changing behaviour for nature? 300,000 papers later here is what we found keeptothepath.com/2022/10/18… #ConSocSci @LauraThoWal
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Be our post doc!!!
📣 WE'RE HIRING! 📣 We're seeking a post-doctoral research associate to become a part of our research team studying methods to promote positive relations between members of different social groups. More info: my.spsp.org/Careers/Job-Sear…
Learning how to initiate social processes to shift unfavorable norms towards those which support key conservation behaviors would enhance the repertoire of conservationists seeking to harness the power of social influence. #ConSocSci
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Cool and clear summary of Top 10 behaviour changes YOU can make to help benefit biodiversity from @ICON_Science & friends
#conservationOptimism
Nice work, @M_Selinske @AlexKusmanoff @GeorgiaGarrard @SciEms @sbekessy & team of expert brains!
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Which behaviours should we change? @AlexKusmanoff explains how @M_Selinske et al. prioritised conservation behaviours in a new post on Please Keep to the Path keeptothepath.com/2021/09/02…
Which behaviours should we change? @AlexKusmanoff explains how @M_Selinske et al. prioritised conservation behaviours in a new post on Please Keep to the Path keeptothepath.com/2021/09/02…
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🚨 JOB ALERT 🚨
Conservation Social Scientist w/@ARGameandFish Research Division
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Join us Friday, 2/26 at 8:00 am EST/13:00 GMT for "Rethinking poverty, food security, & public health systems: Healing people and the planet." Featuring @Anjhula of @amnesty, @KnologyResearch's @johnnynko, & @solidisa of @SolidAfrica. Free & open to all.
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How the false consensus effect drives environmental damage theconversation.com/everyone…
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Our new preprint on an integrative framework for transformative social change led by @rumisen that bridges individual behavior change and structural change processes to enable system-level transformation toward sustainability @KaiChanUBC @IRES osf.io/preprints/socarxiv/5z…
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Everyone's favourite pangolin scientist @CEmogor is running around cambridge dressed as a pangolin for #WorldPangolinDay. You can watch this uplifting film item here..... (go fund me link in next tweet) itv.com/news/anglia/2021-02-…
New post by @SciEms 'The stories we tell about biodiversity' keeptothepath.com/2021/02/17… #ConSocSci
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New contributed paper -
Valuing High Seas Ecosystem Conservation: The public is willing to pay for the conservation of remote environments that they have little direct use for or experience with.
#highseas #conservation
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Join us on 2/23 at 1 pm EST for "Teaching Psychology for Sustainability: How We Do It and Lessons We've Learned," with Britain Scott, Elise Amel, & Christie Manning, authors of Psychology for Sustainability.
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