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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Ecological Engagement"”.
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Barriers and Facilitators of Pro-Environmental Behaviours: Testing Methods for Measuring and Promoting Sustainable Actions
… with anthropogenic climate change causing severe ecological and societal disruptions. While systemic changes are crucial, individual pro-environmental behaviours (PEBs) remain an essential component of sustainability efforts. This thesis examines psychological and contextual factors influencing …
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Exploring Student's Perceptions of a Place-Responsive, Sustainability-Focused Expedition to Zanzibar and its Implications for Outdoor Education Practice.
… which often prioritises physical challenge over ecological engagement, this research explores an alternative approach that fosters cultural, historical, and environmental connections. Guided by an interpretivist paradigm and a qualitative phenomenological methodology, data were collected from …
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Ecology and Environmentalism in Contemporary Sound Art
In recent years, ecological issues have grown to become some of the most significant sociopolitical concerns of our time – something which has been reflected by an explosion in engagement with such issues across every area of arts and culture. Across most major art forms, this trend has been …
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Divergent Criticality – A Mechanism of Neural Function for Perception and Learning
… biological-value afforded to them through their ecological engagement. This presents two fundamental requirements for perceiving such opportunities: to be able to recognise value and learning how to access new value. Though many theoretical accounts of how we might achieve such selectionist ends …
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The construction of group ecological identity : a case study of communities in Hout Bay, South Africa
… In seeking to make sense of how group ecological identities are constructed, the research questions of this study focus on: understanding how environment is understood and used by groups in the construction of their ecological identity; identifying key factors that influence group …
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Reconnecting River and Region: Blueway Network Design Guidelines for Socio-Ecological Resilience along the James River Corridor
… recreational access, connectivity, and socio-ecological resilience. In contrast to the well-established network of greenways across the United States, blueways remain underdeveloped and lack a cohesive design methodology. This absence of standardized frameworks inhibits the integration of …