Conservation success depends largely on the behaviour of the people who live and act in a landscape. ConHuB is the Conservation and Human Behaviour research group which is led by Dr. Freya St. John at Bangor University. Through interdisciplinary research, we strive towards a thorough understanding of the factors influencing people’s decisions regarding behaviours that affect conservation. This understanding will facilitate more considerate, inclusive and ultimately sustainable conservation and natural resource management.
Recent updates
Ethical consideration when conservation research involves people, January 2020
Audience segmentation to improve targeting of conservation interventions for hunters, August 2019
Addressing human-tiger conflict using socio-ecological information on tolerance & risk, 2018
Intention to kill: Tolerance and illegal persecution of Sumatran tigers and sympatric species, 2018
