PSY: Ecopsychology

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Ecopsychology places psychology and mental health disciplines in an ecological context and recognizes the links between human health, culture, and the health of the planet.

Pacific University subscription. 1999, volume 13, issue 1 - current. Click Sage Premier to access.
Topics include: beliefs, meanings, values and attitudes of individuals or groups concerning various environments such as neighborhoods, cities, transport routes and devices, or recreational areas

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This is an international, open-access, online, peer-reviewed publication devoted to the dissemination of research in the field of the interaction between non-human animals and their human counterparts.

Pacific University subscription. 1995, volume 15, issue 1 - current. Click Elsevier ScienceDirect Freedom Collection to access.
Directed toward individuals in a wide range of disciplines who have an interest in the study of the transactions and interrelationships between people and their sociophysical surroundings (including man-made and natural environments) and the relation of this field to other social and biological sciences and to the environmental professions. The journal publishes internationally contributed empirical studies, reviews of research, and an extensive book review section.