Understanding human motivations, barriers, and the context of environmental challenges is essential to successfully designing, implementing and measuring people-centered, locally-led programming.
As a member, you can:
LEARN
- The latest science of human behavior is indispensable to practitioners, advocates, students, and scholars in the fields of conservation and sustainability. But where do you begin?
- Discover our six levers of behavior change. Use their underlying principles, strategies, and tips in your work, to make the greatest impact possible.
- Next, dive into our Resource Library, where we have compiled influential research articles from psychology, behavioral economics, public health, sociology, and education for an engaged lay audience.
DESIGN
- Integrating design thinking with behavioral science is key to how we envision solutions for the environment.
- Explore the eight steps of our Behavior-Centered Design (BCD) journey, an iterative process where we immerse ourselves in problem contexts, experience the world from a different perspective, brainstorm ideas, and prototype solutions to transform them from 2D into 3D.
- Test your Behavior-Centered Design knowledge with this interactive quiz.
CONNECT
- The conservation and sustainability community is a thriving network spread all over the world. Meet other changemakers over our online forum and member directory.
SPREAD THE WORD
- Retweet and re-post your thoughts about this platform on social media. What did you like? What would you want to see more of? Don’t forget to tag @Rare_org
- To thank you for the shout out, we will put each ‘share’ into the hat for a spot at the BE.Center’s April 1-2, 2020 training, Behavior-Centered Design for the Environment. A lucky winner will be announced February 14th!
Are you a…
🐟Conservation practitioner?
🌿Environmental changemaker?
🧠Behavior buff?
🤷♀️Someone who just gives a darn about helping people and nature?Then sign up for our new https://t.co/TIUzlngoze digital platform!
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— Rare (@Rare_org) January 31, 2020