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Adapt conservation biology teaching to address eco-anxiety in students

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The fear of environmental doom (eco-anxiety) is a new and growing source of mental distress that could particularly affect the next generation of conservation biologists. With care and empathy, educators… Click to show full abstract

The fear of environmental doom (eco-anxiety) is a new and growing source of mental distress that could particularly affect the next generation of conservation biologists. With care and empathy, educators can help to prevent worsening the mental health of students.

Keywords: conservation biology; eco anxiety; biology teaching; biology; adapt conservation

Journal Title: PLoS Biology
Year Published: 2022

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