Aboriginal Environmental Wisdom, Stewardship, and Sustainability: Lessons From the Walpole Island First Nations, Ontario, Canada

Green Brand Image Relation Model, Green Awareness, Green Advertisement, and Ecological Knowledge as Competitive Advantage in Improving Green Purchase Intention and Green Purchase Behavior on Creative Industry Products

“…Deghanan and Bakhshandeh (2014), Beckford et al (2010), and also Chan (2001) mentioned that green purchase intention also increases green purchase behavior. Green purchase behavior is characterized by the habit of purchasing environmentally friendly products, where purchased products are environmentally-labeled, animal-tested, chemically inadequate, and other criteria such as buying products recycled by the creative industry.…”

“…The previous research was conducted by Beckford et al (2010), and also Chan (2001) the relation- ship between green purchase intention and green purchase behavior. Research was also conducted by Deghanan and Bakhshandeh (2014), wherein his research found that the increase of green purchase intention also increases green purchase behavior.…”

Perspectives of water and health using Photovoice with youths living on reserve

“…First, at the request of Elders and community leaders, it facilitated an opportunity for youth to share their perspectives and expectations for on‐reserve concerns related to water and health. Second, it encouraged youth to discuss how place and health are related (Beckford et al ), using photos to bridge conversations among youth and researchers. Third, it created a pathway for youth to tell others about their desires for the future of safe drinking water management.…”

Understanding the Ecological Adoption of Solar Water Heaters Among Customers of Island Economies

“… Environmental Attitudes Several studies on environmental management have demonstrated that green attitudes can propel positive purchase intention and encourage ecological behaviours (Walsh et al 2009;Cornelissen et al 2008;Beckford et al 2010;Krarup and Russell, 2005;Hartmann and Ibanez, 2006;Datta, 2011). However, others studies on green marketing have depicted that there is no significant relationship between environmental attitudes and adoption of green products such as solar water heaters even though consumers are eco-conscious (Clevel et al, 2005;Tarkiainen and Sundqvist, 2005;Arvola et al 2008;Pickett-Baker and Ozaki, 2008;Smith and Paladino, 2010;Dagher and Itan, 2012;).…”