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Conservation Psychology Subject Guide

Contents 1. Books and eBooks 2. eJournals 3. Videos 4. Web Resources

Conservation Psychology (Ecopsychology) Subject Guide

1. Books and eBooks Behavior and Environment: Psychological and Geographical Approaches By Garling, T. [eBook Access]

Conservation psychology: understanding and promoting human care for nature By Clayton, Susan D. Call No. BF353.5.N37C622 [Check Availability] [eBook Access] Dimensions of human behavior: person and environment (3rd ed.) By Hutchison, Elizabeth D. Call No. HM1033.D582 2008 [Check Availability]

Ecology, community, and lifestyle: outline of an ecosophy By Arne Naess and David Rothenberg Call number:GF21.N144 [Check Availability]

Ecopsychology: Restoring the earth, healing the mind By Roszak, T. et al Call No. On Order [Check Availability]

Ecotherapy: healing with nature in mind By Buzzell, Linda Call No. BF353.5.N37E19 [Check Availability]

Environment, ethics, and behavior: the psychology of environmental valuation and degradation (1st ed.) By Bazerman, Max H. Call No. GE300.E61EB [Check Availability]

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Conservation Psychology (Ecopsychology) Subject Guide Environmental problems and human behavior (2nd ed.) By Gardner, Gerald T. Call No. BF353.G226 [Check Availability]

Environmental psychology (5th ed.) By Bell, Paul A. Call No. BF353.E61 2001 [Check Availability]

Environmental psychology: behaviour and experience in context By Cassidy, Tony Call No. BF353.C345 [Check Availability]

Environmental psychology for design By Kopec, David Alan Call No. NK1520.K83 [Check Availability]

Environmental psychology: principles and practice By Gifford, Robert. Call No. BF353.G458 [Check Availability]

Experiments in consilience: integrating social and scientific responses to save endangered species By Frances R. Westley and Philip S. Miller Call number:QL82.E96 [Check Availability]

Fostering sustainable behavior: an introduction to community-based social marketing By McKenzie-Mohr, Doug Call No. GE195.7.M157 [Check Book Availability] [eBook Access]

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Conservation Psychology (Ecopsychology) Subject Guide Green psychology: transforming our relationship to the earth By Ralph Metzner Call number:BF353.5.N37M596 [Check Availability]

Handbook of Environmental Psychology By Bechtel, Robert B. Call No. e-copy URL [eBook Access]

Identity and the natural environment: the psychological significance of nature By Clayton, Susan D. Call No. BF353.I19 [Check Availability] Instinct, environment, and behaviour By Lea, S. E. G. Call No. BF671.L433 [Check Availability]

Last child in the woods: saving our children from nature-deficit disorder By Louv, Richard Call No. BF353.5.N37L894 [Check Availability]

Nature and nurture: the complex interplay of genetic and environmental influences on human behavior and development By GarcĂa Coll, Cynthia T. Call No. QH438.5.N285 [Check Availability] [eBook Access] Person-environment psychology and mental health: assessment and intervention By Martin, William E. Call No. RC489.E26P467 [Check Availability]

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Conservation Psychology (Ecopsychology) Subject Guide Psychology and environmental change By Nickerson, Raymond S. Call No. BF353.N594 [Check Availability] [eBook Access] Psychological perspectives in environmental and developmental issues By Agarwal, Adesh. Call No. HM1023.I4P974 2003 [Check Availability]

Radical ecopsychology: psychology in the service of life By Fisher, Andy Call No. BF353.5.N37F533 [Check Availability]

The Biophilia hypothesis By edited by Stephen R. Kellert and Edward O. Wilson. Call number:GF21.B615 [Check Availability]

The Case of the Vanishing Tawilis: Social Psychological Dimensions of Biodiversity Conservation in the Philipppines By Siy, Sherilyn Call No. Material Being Catalogued [Check Availability]

The earth has a soul: the nature writings of C.G. Jung By Jung, C. G. Call No. BF173.J85J95e [Check Availability]

The great work: our way into the future By Berry, Thomas Call No. GE195.B534 [Check Availability]

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Conservation Psychology (Ecopsychology) Subject Guide The hidden heart of the cosmos: humanity and the new story By Brian Swimme Call number:BL253.S977 [Check Availability]

The psychology of environmental problems (2nd ed.) By Winter, Deborah Du Nann. Call No. GE195.7.W784 [Check Availability]

The psychology of environmental problems: psychology for sustainability (3rd ed.) By Koger, Susan M. Call No. GE195.7.K78 [Check Availability] Who Cares About Wildlife: Social Science Concepts for Exploring Human-Wildlife Relationships and Conservation Issues By Manfredo, Michael J. [eBook Access]

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2. eJournals American Educational Research Journal [eJournal Access]

Applied Psychology: An International Review [eJournal Access]

Ecological Psychology [eJournal Access]

Environmental Education Research [eJournal Access]

Journal of agricultural & environmental ethics [eJournal Access]

Journal of Applied Social Psychology [eJournal Access]

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Conservation Psychology (Ecopsychology) Subject Guide Journal of Environmental Psychology [eJournal Access]

Journal of Social Issues [eJournal Access]

Review of Educational Research [eJournal Access]

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3. Videos Thinking Aloud – Towards Ecopsychology with Professor Theodore Rozak Professor Theodore Rozak proposes that the study of psychology should include ecological relationships and how human psyche is deeply connected with nature.

Conservation Psychology: Psychological Tools To Address Environmental Challenges by Professor Susan Clayton Professor Susan Clayton’s keynote address at the 2011 Texas A&M College of Architecture Research Symposium: Built, Natural Virtual.

Ecopsychology Interview with Dr Michael DeMaria Dr DeMaria explains what Ecopsychology is and how it can heal. Part 1 Part 2 Part 3

Applied Ecopsychology by Dave Key Dave Key shares his experiences at Schumacher College about the WWF Natural Change Project and its Ecopsychological approaches.

Conservation Psychology (Ecopsychology) Subject Guide

4. Web Resources Conservation Psychology http://conservationpsychology.org/links/ This is a comprehensive website that provides many useful information resources and links for those interested to research on Conservation Psychology.

International Community of Ecopsychology http://www.ecopsychology.org/ This is a virtual community of people who share a common interest on Ecopsychology. It has a journal site where users can submit their scholarly works in connection with this topic or access their archives of articles.

Teaching Psychology for Sustainability http://www.teachgreenpsych.com/conservation-psychology.php This site is created and maintained by 2 Psychology Professors, Dr Britain A. Scott and Dr Susan M. Koger. Their belief is that “the primary cause of environmental problems is human behaviour” and hope to educate people to use psychology to resolve environmental problems.

The Natural Change Project http://archive.naturalchange.org.uk/ The website contains research reports on the application of Ecopsychology principles to encourage people to care more about the environment that they live in.