2005
DOI: 10.1080/01490400590930853
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Early-Life Outdoor Experiences and an Individual's Environmental Attitudes

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“…Organizations such as the Network of Chilean Observers (ROC) and www.fotonaturaleza.cl which provide communities for novices and enthusiasts to watch and photograph nature should also be supported. Children are an important target group because childhood experiences with nature can strongly influence attitudes later in life (Ewert et al 2005;Stone and Barlow 2005;Jacobson et al 2006). Flagship fleet species should be represented to children in ways consistent with their representation to adults, in order to avoid mixed messages.…”
Section: Recommendations For Using the Flagship Fleetmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Organizations such as the Network of Chilean Observers (ROC) and www.fotonaturaleza.cl which provide communities for novices and enthusiasts to watch and photograph nature should also be supported. Children are an important target group because childhood experiences with nature can strongly influence attitudes later in life (Ewert et al 2005;Stone and Barlow 2005;Jacobson et al 2006). Flagship fleet species should be represented to children in ways consistent with their representation to adults, in order to avoid mixed messages.…”
Section: Recommendations For Using the Flagship Fleetmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Environmental education, whether through schools, community activities, or publicity, seeks both to transmit information and to engage people in a hands-on, sensual relationship with nature (Jacobson et al 2006). Environmental education programs, whether for children or for adults, are an essential conservation tool for increasing interest in and positive attitudes towards nature and conservation (Noss 1997;Orr 1999;Ewert et al 2005). Implicitly, these new attitudes and relationships are expected to translate into positive conservation-related behaviors.…”
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“…Lohr and Pearson-Mims (2005) pointed out that childhood activities, such as picking fruits and vegetables, planting trees and taking care of plants, and spending time in parks or outdoor, can significantly predict their belief in their adulthood.  Media & Books Some studies mention the nature experience from media and books would affect children's contact with nature and predict their future ecological center of life and anthropocentric belief (Sward, 1999;Ewert, Place, & Sibthorp, 2005). This is also what Kellert (2002) mentioned as the vicarious/symbolic experience.…”
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“…De facto, os estudos demonstram, claramente, que o contacto com a natureza e as brincadeiras ao ar livre são benéficos para as crianças. Estes apresentam evidências de que a exposição das crianças a ambientes naturais pode promover a criatividade, o desenvolvimento de habilidades motoras, a concentração e a capacidade para resolver problemas, atenuar o défice de atenção das crianças e promover melhores tomadas de decisão ambientais (Erickson & Ernst, 2011;Ewert, Place & Sibthorp, 2005;Faber, Kuo & Sullivan, 2001;Ferreira, 2015;Fjørtoft, 2001;Muñoz, 2009;Staempfli, 2008;Webster, 2011).…”
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