Into the Wild – U.S. Consumer Preferences for Residential Landscape Wildlife
Alicia Rihn,
Susan Barton,
Ariana Torres
et al.
Abstract:A key benefit of botanically diverse landscapes is their ability to attract and support wildlife. Nature relatedness, a term that describes the affective, cognitive, and experiential aspect of human-nature relations, promotes positive well-being and happiness. Wildlife is a broad term which can include insects, reptiles, birds, and mammals. Because markets are typically heterogeneous, consumers are likely to respond differently to landscapes that are wildlife-friendly. The present study used an online survey t… Show more
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