Taking the idea of 'place' seriously in tackling environmental problems

How can thinking with place help us to create effective communications and campaigns to connect people and nature? In what ways can concepts like place attachment help us to better understand how people respond to change in places and landscapes? How can we better connect place research and real-world action?
Host: Laura Fogg Rogers, University of the West of England
Speaker: Patrick Devine-Wright, University of Exeter
This session was part of Communicate 2023: Together for Nature. Communicate Conference has been running since 2004, and is produced by The Natural History Consortium, a charitable collaboration of 14 organisations working together on a shared mission: engaging people with the natural world through collaborative action. Find out more at www.bnhc.org.uk