Eco-anxiety and ocean stewardship: evidence from a U.S. National Survey

Taken together, these findings highlight the complex role of eco-anxiety in motivating conservation behavior and underscore the need to integrate emotional dimensions into future ocean stewardship efforts. Addressing eco-anxiety through conservation messaging and mental health interventions may strengthen emotional resilience and foster long-term commitment to ocean conservation.

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Frontiers in Psychology
Published
2025-11-27
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https://doi.org/10.3389/fpsyg.2025.1680637
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Climate Change Communication and Perception
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Eco-anxiety and ocean stewardship: evidence from a U.S. National Survey

Chris O’Halloran
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Frontiers in Psychology
Climate Change Communication and Perception
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Eco-anxiety and ocean stewardship: evidence from a U.S. National Survey

Chris O’Halloran
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Abstract

Taken together, these findings highlight the complex role of eco-anxiety in motivating conservation behavior and underscore the need to integrate emotional dimensions into future ocean stewardship efforts. Addressing eco-anxiety through conservation messaging and mental health interventions may strengthen emotional resilience and foster long-term commitment to ocean conservation.

Frontiers in PsychologyVol. 16
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Climate Change Communication and Perception
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