edson.PositionPaper by Dani Edson

Stephanie E. Hampton et. al. (2277)

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“Ancient lakes are among the best archivists of past environmental change, having experienced more than one full glacial cycle, a wide range of climatic conditions, tectonic events, and long association with human settlements.”

Stephanie E. Hampton et. al. (2277)

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“Human populations continue to increase in most of the ancient lakes’ watersheds, which will exacerbate these concerns.”

(Beatley xv)

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“Many local governments have taken initial steps, such as imposing bans on plastic bags and on destructive practices such as shark finning. These actions, which have yielded impressive results, reflect how urban populations can create effective positive change for ocean health.”

(Beatley xviii)

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“Blue urbanism challenges us to imagine how we, as “terrestrial urbanites,” can understand. our role as citizens of the sea and understand the ocean’s role as part of our urban environments”

Davis, Jenny L., et al.

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“A living shoreline may consist of only vegetation; however, their design often includes grading, addition of fill prior to planting to achieve the correct elevation, and in many cases, an offshore structure composed of unconsolidated rock, natural fiber logs or created oyster reef that is intended to reduce wave energy”

(Davis, Jenny L., et al.)

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“As this increase occurs, the zone of marsh soil that has been enriched with carbon from belowground biomass becomes thicker.”

(Woolfolk, 2021)

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“In contrast to intrinsic motivation, when extrinsically motivated, we are not engaging in an activity for its own sake or because we find it fulfilling, but rather to receive external rewards or avoid punishment

Jeremy Sutton

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"Setting goals that align with our values and engage our strengths is proven to maintain and sustain goal-directed behavior."

(Krasny, Marianne E. 2)

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“By constructing theories of change for their environmental education programs, environmental educators can target specific intermediate outcomes likely to lead to environmental behaviors and collective action, and plan activities to achieve those intermediate outcomes.”

(Krasny, Marianne E. X)

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“Whether their pathway to changing behavior is through first building trust that leads to collective action, through engaging participants in a behavior where they develop norms that lead to future behaviors, or any number of other pathways, environmental educators can articulate their theory of change.”

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These both focus on human impacts on ecosystems

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These connect through behavior change and motivational theories

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These connect through the theme of collective action for environmental good

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These connect through human impacts on the environment and ecological change

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These connect through human behavior, action, and setting goals in environmental issues