The Development of the Questionnaire for Investigation of Ecological Consciousness of Townspeople in Russia

Panov, Viktor I.; Mdivani, Marina O.; Sh., Raxmatova; Lidskaya, E.V.

doi:10.1016/j.sbspro.2013.08.584

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“…Environmental education, awareness-raising, and the introduction of environmental culture should move the individual and society towards sustainable development. In practice, when dealing with a negative environmental problem, researchers mostly focus on its content and consequences, often ignoring the way of thinking that resulted in the problem itself [17]. This prompts a search for ways of thinking that might be consistent with the goals and guideposts of sustainable development.…”

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Traditional use of natural resources, ecological consciousness and cultural landscape

Ragulina

2023

E3S Web Conf.

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The traditional use of natural resources by indigenous peoples is based on ecological consciousness and the value of the cultural landscape. The attitudes of ecological consciousness determine the success of sustainable social development. Ecological consciousness combines the values, worldview, and personal goals of the subject and directs the subject’s conscious behavior in the natural and cultural environment. In this case, the collective dimension of the environmentally thinking subject becomes the formation of ecological culture. The spatial and material expression of human life and ecological consciousness is the cultural landscape. The purpose of the paper is to relate the features of environmental consciousness and humanistic understanding of the cultural landscape to expand the worldview framework of environmental consciousness, its deeper interdisciplinary scope, and perspectives. Cultural landscape and humanistic geography have the material, symbolic, and theoretical potential to realize and strengthen the connections between the human world and the natural world, forming a progression toward a sustainable ecological consciousness. Obstacles to the transformation of environmental consciousness in the direction of sustainability have not only objective but also subjective components. Therefore, ways to overcome them should be integrative. The author believes that humanistic geography has not lost its relevance and importance as a catalyst for new ideas.

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Traditional use of natural resources, ecological consciousness and cultural landscape

Ragulina

2023

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“…In this case, one of the components acts as an object of influence, and the other as a condition (Panov, Mdivani, Khisambeev & Lidskaya, 2013;Panov, 2013).…”

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Reflection In The Consciousness Of The Components Of The Environment

Khisambeev¹

2018

The European Proceedings of Social and Behavioural Sciences

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“…Through this heightened awareness, the movement seeks to catalyze a transformative shift in human behavior towards a more sustainable existence [22]. Furthermore, environmental awareness refers to the awareness and understanding individuals possess about the environmental impacts of their actions and the broader ecological challenges facing our planet [10,[23][24][25]. This awareness is increasingly critical as we confront escalating issues such as climate change and ecological degradation [26].…”

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Exploring Environmental Awareness, Knowledge, and Safety: A Comparative Study among Students in Montenegro and North Macedonia

Cvetković,

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Ivanov

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This comparative study aims to investigate environmental awareness, knowledge, and safety among students in Montenegro and North Macedonia, considering the unique socio-cultural and environmental contexts of both countries. A mixed-methods approach involving surveys and interviews was employed to gather data from students in educational institutions across Montenegro and North Macedonia. The study assessed various factors, including students' awareness of environmental issues, their perceived level of knowledge, and their attitudes towards safety measures. A comprehensive series of 400 face-to-face interviews was carried out and these interviews encompassed 200 students from Montenegro and an equal number from North Macedonia, taking place at two esteemed academic institutions: The University of Montenegro in Podgorica and The University of St. Clement of Ohrid, Bitola, Republic of North Macedonia. Our hypothetical conceptual framework proposes that a combination of variables, including gender (H1), age (H2), year of study (H3), and rate of study (H4), significantly influences the attitudes of students from Montenegro and North Macedonia towards environmental awareness, safety, and knowledge. Research findings indicate significant variations in environmental awareness and knowledge perception among students in the two countries. While both Montenegro and North Macedonia face environmental challenges, differences in educational systems and socio-economic factors contribute to distinct attitudes and behaviors towards environmental issues and safety practices. This study sheds light on the importance of understanding regional differences in environmental awareness and knowledge perception among students. By identifying areas of strength and areas needing improvement, policymakers and educators can develop targeted interventions to enhance environmental education and foster a culture of sustainability in both Montenegro and North Macedonia.

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The Development of the Questionnaire for Investigation of Ecological Consciousness of Townspeople in Russia

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Traditional use of natural resources, ecological consciousness and cultural landscape

Traditional use of natural resources, ecological consciousness and cultural landscape

Reflection In The Consciousness Of The Components Of The Environment

Exploring Environmental Awareness, Knowledge, and Safety: A Comparative Study among Students in Montenegro and North Macedonia

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