“…Values influence attitudes toward the environment, perceptions of the consequences of behavior, and acceptance of responsibility, and contribute to environmentally friendly behavior [16]. Jančius [17] observed that values encompass human behavior for the sake of well-being by encouraging reflection on and cultivation of other values and behaviors, and become more effective in building the well-being of oneself and others. Kociszewska [18] identified the domains of cognitive-ecological perception, i.e., knowledge of the processes taking place in nature, of existing risks, of human activities and their negative consequences; a system of values, which are fulfilled by interacting with nature and which encompass life, health, responsibility, work, beauty, harmony, and others; and a domain of rules for action.…”