Kathryn draws on environmental psychological and interdisciplinary frameworks to explore human relationships with forests and urban greening.
Rebecca’s research interests are in the underlying basis for public views about forest management in people’s aesthetic responses and their more cognitive values, beliefs and decision-making processes.
Nerida is an environmental psychologist whose research focuses on social values for forests; in particular how social values are associated with public acceptance of forest management strategies.
Andrea’s background is in environmental sociology and natural resource management. Her interests are in social dimensions of environmental policy and landscape transition.
Kate’s research combines environmental, organizational, and cognitive psychology to investigate the links between nature and wellbeing in cities and workplaces.
Alison Farrar
Alison’s research is concerned with social response to native grasslands in cities, and to strategies for grassland management.
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