RESEARCH ROUNDTABLES
NEXT ROUNDTABLE THEME: Nature Connectedness Frameworks
Keen to keep up with Nature Connectedness research?
CENTER for NATURE CONNECTEDNESS and the Society for Social-Ecological Systems (SocSES) Welcomes You to Step into Nature Connectedness Conversations between Nature Connectedness Researchers on Globally Relevant Topics That Will Broaden Your Nature Connectedness Awareness.
Next up:
Thursday
Nov. 27. 9am UTC
Matteo Giusti (University of Surrey), Melissa Hatty (Monash University), Ryan Lumber (University of Nottingham Trent).
NEXT ROUNDTABLE THEME: Nature Connectedness Frameworks
Guest Speakers
Matteo Giusti
Melissa Hatty
Ryan Lumber
Your RESEARCH ROUNDTABLE hosts
Matthew Zylstra
Tanya Uhnger Wünsche
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The world is shifting, and so must we.
Our NATURE CONNECTEDNESS RESEARCH ROUNDTABLES bring together researchers, practitioners, and engaged humans who share a common interest: advancing the field of Nature Connectedness as a foundation for human well-being, ecological responsibility, and a regenerative future.
These roundtables are spaces for:
Sharing research and practice across disciplines.
Exploring fresh ideas that strengthen our relationship with nature.
Building community among those committed to a smooth transition into the regenerative era.
Whether you are an academic, a professional working with people and nature, or simply a curious soul longing for deeper connection, you are welcome.
Your hosts are: Nature Connectedness researchers
Matthew Zylstra, Southern Hemisphere, Planet Earth
& Tanya Uhnger Wünsche, Northern Hemisphere, Planet Earth
By signing up for NATURE CONNECTEDNESS RESEARCH ROUNDTABLES, you’ll receive:
Your link to join the RESEARCH ROUNDTABLE event live
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Invitations to upcoming RESEARCH ROUNDTABLE conversations
Access to shared resources and insights
Opportunities to contribute your voice to the global conversation on Nature Connectedness
Our Previous Research Roundtable Guest Speakers
Emily Flies & Kate Sollis from University of Tasmania on Nature Connectedness Methods & Measures
Kate Sollis
Emily Flies
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We hope to see you live – but if you for some reason cannot make it, we will have a replay ready for you in your inbox!