Human-nature interactions: Perspectives on Conceptual and Methodological Issues

This Research Topic encompasses contemporary perspectives on our conceptualization and measurement of human-nature interactions. Well-being, mental health, resilience, meaning in life, nature connection, pro-social attitudes and pro-environmental behavior are among the topics covered.

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