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Ecopyschology
A New York Times Magazine article Is There an Ecological Unconscious? discusses ecopyschology: In Albrecht’s view, the residents of the Upper Hunter were suffering not just from the strain of living in difficult conditions but also from something more fundamental: … Continue reading
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Tagged conservation, ecopyschology, Glenn Albrecht, pyschology, solastalgia, Soliphilia
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Integrating Optimization and Resilience Thinking in Conservation
Resilience thinking and optimization are often viewed as opposites, but resilience thinking is more critical of how optimization is frequently applied rather than the technique per-se. A new paper in TREE Integrating resilience thinking and optimisation for conservation (doi:10.1016/j.tree.2009.03.020) by … Continue reading
Vienna Zoo: Wildlife and Humanity
Sculptor Christoph Steinbrener and photographer Reiner Dempf have modified the animal enclosures of the Vienaa Zoo for summer 2009 (June 10 – October 18) for their show Trouble in Paradise. Their show transforms the idealized wild setting in which animals … Continue reading
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Tagged art, Christoph Steinbrener, conservation, Reiner Dempf, Trouble in Paradise, Vienna Zoo
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