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The Hive Podcast; Episode 8 - Conservation Psychology

Lizzie Francolini currently works as a therapist using Conservation and the outdoors as a therapeutic tool. After working in the social sector for many years, before entering conservation, it was soon obvious that she could combine these two elements.
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The Hive Podcast; Episode 8 - Conservation Psychology
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Episode 8 is the final episode of The Hive,  Lizzie joined us to discuss how Conservation Psychology can be introduced at all levels of the work carried out within our sector.

Lizzie Francolini

Conservation Psychology has the ability to grow in influence amongst those of you who work in front facing roles, on reserves or in engagement - as we know that the natural environment is already used by therapists, conservationists and outdoor education providers, to promote sustainable behaviours, for example recycling, by connecting people with the wider natural world.

The article alongside this episode can be found here.

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Brian Heppenstall

Lecturer in Wildlife, Ecology and Conservation, Kingston Maurward College

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Mollie Taylor

Leave Only Footprints Engagement Coordinator, BCP Council

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Brian Heppenstall and Mollie Taylor

Contributors

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Go to the profile of Brian Heppenstall

Brian Heppenstall

Lecturer in Wildlife, Ecology and Conservation, Kingston Maurward College

Contributing author

Go to the profile of Mollie Taylor

Mollie Taylor

Leave Only Footprints Engagement Coordinator, BCP Council

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