Ignoring Nature: Why We Do It, the Dire Consequences, and the Need for a Paradigm Shift to Save Animals, Habitats, and Ourselves

Authors

Marc Bekoff, University of Colorado BoulderFollow
Sarah Bexell, University of DenverFollow

Document Type

Article

Publication Date

2010

Abstract

The article discusses the importance of biodiversity and on how people protect animals and habitats. It describes the conservation psychology and conservation social work. It suggests that there will be fewer people who will actually be able to make a positive difference in the relationships with animals and ecosystems.

Recommended Citation

Bekoff, M., & Bexell, S. (2010). Ignoring nature: why we do it, the dire consequences, and the need for a paradigm shift to save animals, habitats, and ourselves. Human ecology review, 17(1), 71.