Public perceptions of the UK marine environment

作者: R.L. Jefferson , I. Bailey , D. d′A. Laffoley , J.P. Richards , M.J. Attrill

DOI: 10.1016/J.MARPOL.2013.07.004

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摘要: The damaging effects of human activities on marine health suggest that a major shift is required in the way systems are used by individuals. Identifying how to engage society this an on-going debate. This includes strengthening positive connections between and sea. study uses survey (n=1047) investigate UK public perceptions subtidal species assess whether it possible build more Respondents showed considerable interest traditionally charismatic (puffins, seals seahorses) although many respondents thought these did not live seas. Gender experience environments influenced species. Public issues such as litter be considered greatest indicator poor health. Ecological concepts habitat integrity biodiversity were also rated important Social values found influence results show far from uniform across population, diversity likely impact upon methods catalyse societal engagement with conservation. These findings reinforce previous research seas, identify opportunities for building Research priorities further debate engaging sea identified.

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