Scientific Journal of Biology & Life Sciences · 2020 · 18 citations · 6 references
Natural ResourcesEnvironmental Social ScienceEnvironmental AnthropologyEnvironmental AttitudesEnvironmental PsychologyEnvironmental PerceptionEnvironmental WorldviewsHuman-environment RelationsHuman-environment RelationshipsNature ConnectednessEcological PerceptionEnvironmental Experience
Environmental perception can be defined as the notion of perception applied to the relationships of individuals and communities with the environment. The interactivity together with the quality of environmental perception are essential elements for animal life. However, in its interaction with the environment, man causes several ecological imbalances, which leads to stress for himself and harmful impacts on nature. However, if man is responsible for several environmental problems, he is also the way to the solution.
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