Faculty profile
Brendon Larson
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Latest funding
- $36,728
Do Biodiversity Apps Facilitate Connection to Nature?: A Mixed Methods Study of iNaturalist
SSHRC · 2022 · Principal investigator
- $35,094
Do Biodiversity Apps Facilitate Connection to Nature?: A Mixed Methods Study of iNaturalist
SSHRC · 2022 · Principal investigator
- $70,858
What motivates private landowners to conservation a study of the effects of connectedness with nature on conservation behaviour
SSHRC · 2012 · Co-investigator
Do Biodiversity Apps Facilitate Connection to Nature?: A Mixed Methods Study of iNaturalist
Principal investigators: Larson, Brendon
Keywords: connection to nature; citizen science; biodiversity; nature; sustainability
Do Biodiversity Apps Facilitate Connection to Nature?: A Mixed Methods Study of iNaturalist
Principal investigators: Larson, Brendon
Keywords: connection to nature; citizen science; biodiversity; nature; sustainability
What motivates private landowners to conservation a study of the effects of connectedness with nature on conservation behaviour
Principal investigators: Drescher, Michael
Keywords: biodiversity; cognitive model; conservation; environment; interview; mail survey; mixed methods; private landowner; pro-environmental behaviour; qualitative research; social psychology; stewardship
Defining Canada's future forest: stakeholder perceptions of assisted colonization
Principal investigators: Larson, Brendon M.H.
Keywords: assisted colonization; climate change; conservation; ecology; forestry management; invasive species; Q methodology; science; stakeholder values
Stakeholder perspectives on invasive species affecting Canadian forests
Principal investigators: Larson, Brendon M.H.
Keywords: ecology; environmental management; environmental deliberation; forestry; invasive species; public understanding of science; Q methodology; stakeholder values
Biodiversity science and conservation in southern Ontario: historical, contemporary, and spatial dimensions
Principal investigators: Bocking, Stephen A.
Keywords: biodiversity; environmental policy; Ontario; conservation; protected areas; endangered species; ecological science; history of science
From CIHR, NSERC and SSHRC funding decisions: CIHR since 2008, NSERC since 1991 and SSHRC since 1998, including their latest published competition results.
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