“…The abundance of scientific literature dealing with environmental issues, environmental protection, and climate change emphasizes that people are not only a part of nature, but they themselves are heavily influenced by the changes taking place in nature. Therefore, as a result of people's presence in nature and various economic and social activities, many countries have already realized that it is necessary to make appropriate contributions for the purpose of the conservation of nature [7,18,19]. On the other hand, many scientists acknowledge that people's activities, behavior, and motives depend on their values in relation to nature, e.g., the extent of our concern, care for, or sense of responsibility for the conservation and preservation of nature [4,20,21].…”