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Climbing Lifestyle and Environmental Identity by John Lynch is a document available to read on EtoBox.
This document introduces a study that aims to explore how the dedicated rock climbing lifestyle can promote pro-environmental behavior through developing an environmental identity. It discusses how human identities and behaviors have shaped the environment, and how individual behavior change is important for addressing environmental issues. The study aims to see if the climbing lifestyle fosters biocentric attitudes and influences how climbers value nature. It also aims to establish the relationship between
- Author
- John Lynch
- Language
- EN