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News -China Ivory Consumption Research (2017)
Year
2017
Report
China Ivory Consumption Research (2017)
The large-scale consumption of wildlife parts, products and derivatives is one of the key extinction drivers for endange...
Elephants
EN - English
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News -Social Marketing First Principles
Year
2017
Presentation
Social Marketing First Principles
Although every task is different, there are factors that academics and practitioners agree can increase the likelihood o...
Civil Society
EN - English
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News -Information Could Reduce Consumer Demand for Exotic Pets
Year
2017
Paper
Information Could Reduce Consumer Demand for Exoti...
This paper explores messaging and approaches for demand reduction campaigns with respect to exotic pets, by examining wh...
Consumers
Campaigns
EN - English
UK
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News -Wildlife Trade Symposium: Evolving Perspectives on the Demand for Illegal Wildlife Products
Year
2017
Presentation
Wildlife Trade Symposium: Evolving Perspectives on...
Video recordings from the Wildlife Trade Symposium: Evolving Perspectives on the Demand for Illegal Wildlife Products, O...
Civil Society
EN - English
UK
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News -Population Media Explaining the Power of Stories
Year
2017
Presentation
Population Media Explaining the Power of Stories
In this short film, Population Media explain how to positively affect the lives of millions of people through the power ...
Civil Society
Strategies
EN - English
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News -The New Science of Behavioral Design
Year
2017
Research
The New Science of Behavioral Design
The days of privileging creativity over science in design thinking are over. The rise of behavioral science and impact e...
EN - English
USA
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Year
2017
Paper
Considering connections between Hollywood and biod...
Cinema offers a substantial opportunity to share messages with a wide audience. However, there islittle research or evidence about the potential benefits and risks of cinema for conservation. Given their globalreach, cinematic representations could be important in raising awareness of conservation issues and speciesof concern, as well as encouraging greater audience engagement due to their heightened emotional impacton viewers. Yet there are also risks associated with increased exposure, including heightened visitor pressureto environmentally sensitive areas or changes to consumer demand for e...
Civil Society
EN - English
UK
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News -Fuller Symposium: The Nature of Change, The Science of Influencing Behavior
Year
2017
Video
Fuller Symposium: The Nature of Change, The Scienc...
Video recordings from the Fuller Symposium: the nature of change, The science of influencing behaviour, Washington, D.C....
EN - English
USA
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Year
2017
Research
Changing behaviors may be easier when people see n...
Changing behaviors may be easier when people see norms changing. How does social change happen? What leads people to challenge the status quo? As practitioners, researchers and policy makers, this question probably crosses our minds at one point or another. Researchers at Stanford University conducted four experiments in an attempt to offer an explanation. What they found was intriguing. Simply providing information about how other people’s behavior is changing over time (dynamic norm) can motivate change in the research participants without having to ask them to change their behavior or talk ...
EN - English
USA
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News -The Effect of Priming, Nationality and Greenwashing on Preferences for Wildlife Tourist Attractions
Year
2017
Toolkit
The Effect of Priming, Nationality and Greenwashin...
In this study, researchers conducted an experiment to test whether, based on activities listed in promotional materials,...
Civil Society
Strategies
EN - English
2,705 Views
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News -Chi Initiative: World Rhino Day Briefing Paper
Year
2017
Research
Chi Initiative: World Rhino Day Briefing Paper
This briefing paper presents the Chi initiative and its progressive connection with one of the user groups of rhino horn...
Rhinoceros
EN - English
Vietnam
3,768 Views
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News -HKUST: Psychology for Conservation
Year
2016
Overview
HKUST: Psychology for Conservation
Kevin Kim-Pong Tam, associated professor at HKUST, provides an overview of conservation psychology to explain why people...
EN - English
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News -The Serendipity of Butterfly Effects to Drive Behavioural Change
Year
2016
Presentation
The Serendipity of Butterfly Effects to Drive Beha...
James Walsh, behavioural initiatives (World Bank), presenting on 'the serendipity of butterfly effects' at the...
Civil Society
EN - English
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News -Craftivism works! How using a "gentle protest" approach can win
Year
2016
Resources
Craftivism works! How using a "gentle protest...
Sarah Corbett, founder of the Craftivist Collective, explains how arts and crafts can be used as powerful forms of prote...
Civil Society
Campaigns
EN - English
5,716 Views
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News -Water and Sanitation Program "Wash with Soap Toolkit"
Year
2016
Toolkit
Water and Sanitation Program "Wash with Soap ...
The site provides detailed information regarding the behaviour change approaches, evidence base and theories of change u...
Civil Society
EN - English
5,675 Views
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