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Nature Connectedness in the 21st Century: Conceptualising and Measuring the Human-Nature Relationship
This research examines the complex dynamics involved in forming and maintaining a relationship with the natural world. In the context of increasing urbanisation, environmental degradation, and digitalisation, there is a growing need to understand how human–nature relationships are conceptualised, de
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