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  • About
  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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The Power of a Profound Experience with Nature

Mathers, Becky N. 23 April 2020 (has links)
No description available.
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Exploring Age Cohort Differences in Childhood Nature Experiences and Adult Feelings of Connection to Nature

Whitworth, Bernadette Ann 26 August 2013 (has links)
No description available.
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Biologische Vielfalt weltweit und regional erhalten - Einflussfaktoren für Handlungsbereitschaften von Schüler(inne)n der Sekundarstufen I und II / Protecting biodiversity on a global and on a local level - influencing factors to protect biodiversity by lower and upper secondary school students

Leske, Sylvia 15 January 2009 (has links)
No description available.
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Barns tankar och uppfattningar om vattenloppor / Children’s thoughts and perceptions about water flues.

Berglund, Fanny January 2013 (has links)
I denna studie undersöker jag barn i förskolan mellan fyra och fem år. Vad de har för tankar i ett möte med för dem ett okänt djur, vattenloppan. Aktiviteten där jag även ställt frågor till barnen angående bl.a. vattenloppans utseende och livsmiljö. Samtidigt som jag filmat har jag kunnat observera två grupper som möter dessa djur antingen med hjälp av bild och video eller med verkliga djur. Genom att barnen fick dokumentera sitt möte med att måla vad de varit med om har jag kunnat få en bild om hur barnen uppfattat djuren. Resultatet visa att flera barn i gruppen som fick uppleva de riktiga djuren kunde detaljera sina upplevelser via deras teckningar. Bildgruppen visade dessutom sämre perceptionsförmåga då de hade en vag bild om vattenloppans storlek och att flera barn såg vattenloppans antenner som vassa och farliga tänder. / In this study, I examine children in preschool between four and five years old. What they have in mind in a meeting with them an unknown animal, water flea. The activity where I asked the children about such as the water fleas appearance and habitat while I was filming, I have been able to do an observation in two groups that could watch these animals either by image and video or as living animals. The children got afterwards documenting his meeting with painting, I was able to get a picture of how the children understood the animals. The results show that several children in the group who got to experience the real animals could detail their experiences through their artwork. The Picture group also showed poorer perception since they had a vague idea about the water flues size and that several children misunderstood the water flues antennas for sharp and dangerous teeth.
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Initiatives citoyennes de conservation de la nature en milieu urbain : rôle des jardins partagés / Citizen initiatives for nature conservation in urban areas : the roles of community gardens

Torres, Ana Cristina 14 December 2017 (has links)
Les cadres théoriques de la conservation de la nature n’ont pas un caractère figé, mais ont évolué au cours du temps en privilégiant telles ou telles valeurs, notamment intrinsèques ou instrumentales. Or, les limites de ces cadres d’analyse pour susciter des engagements pour la nature ont été montrées. En m’appuyant sur la notion de valeurs relationnelles ainsi que sur celle des transformations des expériences de nature, j’ai conduit un travail qui veut apporter une réflexion complémentaire aux manières de concevoir la conservation de la nature. Pour cela, à travers l’étude transdisciplinaire des initiatives citoyennes de jardins partagés, cette thèse cherche à comprendre les motivations des citoyens ordinaires à s’engager pour la nature. Ce travail a notamment permis de montrer que des expériences de nature se font aussi en ville, par exemple pour combler un vide personnel par des pratiques de jardinage et des mises en relations sociales et écologiques dans ces espaces. Ces expériences sont aussi vécues par les riverains des jardins, qui pour la plupart reconnaissent et valorisent les bienfaits de ces jardins pour eux, pour les jardiniers, pour le quartier et pour la ville. Au niveau de la biodiversité, j’ai montré que les jardins sont des endroits propices pour l’installation d’une flore spontanée, dont la richesse dépend de l’action des jardiniers et des décisions des propriétaires du terrain (notamment de laisser l’espace disponible sur un temps long). Enfin, j’ai montré comment les relations socio-écologiques créées et encouragées dans un jardin deviennent des moteurs pour l’action politique. Par tous ces angles d’approche, ce travail de thèse montre donc le rôle crucial des valeurs relationnelles dans la motivation à conserver la nature. Relations à reconnaitre et valoriser dans toutes leurs diversités. / Theoretical frameworks for nature conservation have evolved through time, with priority successively given to different values, instrumental or intrinsic. However, these frameworks have limits in motivating engagement towards nature. Building on the respective notions of relational values and transformation of nature experiences, my thesis work aims to fuel the reflection on new ways of considering nature conservation. I have used community gardens, a particular form of citizen initiative, as a study case to understand the motivations of ordinary citizens to engage towards nature. On the social side, I showed that experiences of nature can be gained in these gardens despite the urban environment, to fulfil personal needs through gardening and through the development of social and ecological relationships. These experiences of nature influence the neighbouring citizens of the gardens, who acknowledge their benefits for themselves, the gardeners, the neighbourhood, and the city in general.On the ecological side, I showed that community gardens host a rich community of spontaneous plants, which species richness depends upon gardeners’ management and garden age, which in turn depends on stakeholder decisions as to the durability of community gardens.Last, I showed how socio-ecological relationships created and promoted in a community garden can become drivers for political actions, through the particular case of one garden.Through this combination of social and ecological approaches, this thesis highlights the crucial role played by relational values in nature conservation motivation. These relations have to be acknowledged and promoted in all their diversity.

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