In this Saturday episode of Talking Trees, we turn our attention to the human dimension of biodiversity protection, exploring how public attitudes shape conservation outcomes and the role arboriculture plays in supporting a healthy social-ecological system.We discuss:A national study from Spain revealing that the general population holds a strong pro-conservation stance toward protecting threatened floraSurvey insights into public willingness to support government spending, and even limit development or private property rights, in favor of biodiversity goalsThe importance of social engagement, education, and communication in bridging the gap between policy, management, and the publicReflections on how arboriculture contributes not only to ecological outcomes but to mental well-being, civic identity, and community resilienceThe growing recognition that protecting biodiversity is not only a biological challenge but a social and cultural commitmentBiodiversity protection begins not just in the forest, but in the hearts and minds of people—our choices, values, and actions matter.Background information:Algarra et al. 2024. Is the Spanish Population Pro-Conservation or Pro-Utilitarian towards Threatened Flora_ Social Analysis on the Willingness to Protect Biodiversity.pdfKuo. 2003. The role of arboriculture in a healthy social ecology.pdfSend us a textSupport the showBuzzsprout free episodes without subscription all episodes with subscription https://talkingtrees.arboristika.cz/ HeroHero all episodes with subscription https://herohero.co/talkingtrees Arboricultural academy https://arboristickaakademie.cz Podcast is created using AI tools.

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