Environmental Education for Stormwater Stewardship
Education for green stormwater infrastructure (GSI) is critical for enhancing the public’s knowledge regarding the structure and benefits of GSI facilities, which increases public support, management, and stewardship of present and future GSI initiatives. However, practitioners are often not trained in environmental education and, therefore, likely lack skills in constructing educational modules that effectively convey GSI knowledge while addressing residents’ specific concerns. Additionally, there is a significant gap in the literature regarding studies that assess existing educational modules’ ability to increase the public’s understanding and encourage behavioral change for GSI adoption.
Concerning the gaps in the literature, this study aims to answer the following overarching questions: RQ1. What constitutes a successful educational module for GSI? RQ2. What are the strongest predictors of GSI behavior change?
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Work Title Environmental Education for Stormwater Stewardship Access Creators - Mahsa Adib
- Hong Wu
- Travis Flohr
- Stuart Patton Echols
- Shannon Cruz
Keyword - Community engagement
- Community outreach
- Education
- Four Mile Run
- Green stormwater infrastructure (GSI)
- Negley Run
- Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
License CC BY-NC 4.0 (Attribution-NonCommercial) Work Type Poster Publication Date November 28, 2022 Source - Fall 2022 Stuckeman School Research Open House
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