A good quality local environment has far-reaching benefits, impacting health and wellbeing, economic growth, anti-social behaviour and even local democracy.
Sadly, poor local environmental quality is a real and persistent problem for many communities in Wales, thanks to a small minority of people who don’t act responsibly.
How can we encourage these people to change their behaviour and do the right thing? Catch up on our special webinar to find out!
The session was led by Jemma Bere, our Policy and Research Manager and qualified behaviour change practitioner. Jemma talked through what we mean by behaviour change, outlined the key theories, and gave a brief history of the discipline and ethics involved. She also showcased successful behaviour change campaigns from around the world.
Funded by Welsh Government, this was part of a series of free webinars developed specifically for environmental community groups and volunteers in Wales. It was delivered in English, but a full Welsh transcript is available on request.
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