The Influence of an Educational Program on Children's Perception of Biodiversity
By Petra Lindemann-Matthies. 2002
191 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Health, Toxicology and Mutagenesis, Management, Monitoring, Policy and Law, Social Psychology
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In Health, Toxicology and Mutagenesis
In Management, Monitoring, Policy and Law
- Sirpa Kärkkäinen
- E. Yli-Panula
- Eila Kyllikki Jeronen
- D. Barré
- J. Ballouard
- G. Provost
- I. Palmberg
- X. Bonnet
In Social Psychology
- Sirpa Kärkkäinen
- E. Yli-Panula
- Eila Kyllikki Jeronen
- D. Barré
- J. Ballouard
- G. Provost
- I. Palmberg
- X. Bonnet
Citations in the corpus
- The Effect of Environmental Education on Schoolchildren, Their Parents, and Community Members: A Study of Intergenerational and Intercommunity Learning (2003, background): “Lindemann-Matthies (2002) found that Swiss schoolchildren’s perception of biodiversity improved with an increase in time spent in an education program.”
- Nordic–Baltic Student Teachers’ Identification of and Interest in Plant and Animal Species: The Importance of Species Identification and Biodiversity for Sustainable Development (2015, background): “…evidence of the positive influence of environmental educational programs on the development of people’s perceptions of biodiversity in general (e.g. Lindemann-Matthies, 2002; Lindemann-Matthies & Bose, 2008; van Weelie & Wals, 2002), and especially integrated into the educational programs of…”
- Influence of a Field Trip on the Attitude of Schoolchildren toward Unpopular Organisms: An Experience with Snakes (2012, background): “This biological illiteracy is worrying for conservation because it precludes the possibility to develop initiatives and participation of the citizen for conservation of the local environment and local species (Lindemann-Matthies, 2002; Ehrlich and Pringle, 2008).”