Contextual considerations for eco-behavioral change among aquatic recreationists

摘要: This chapter draws from Australian studies to explore policies associated with behavioral interventions for environmental stewardship. Each case focuses on attempts influence the eco-behaviors of recreational users aquatic environments and division eco-responsibility between individuals, communities, government. The first considers coercive policy approaches effect change in boaters’ sewage disposal practices reduce vessel-sourced marine pollution. second suasive encourage fishers voluntarily engage positive restoration rehabilitation fisheries habitats. In each ascriptions causal responsibility degradation act is identified how these shape responses eco-behavioral expectations discussed. concludes by reflecting potential utility a complex model behavior which pays specific attention context development intervention mix.