Biology

Initial involvement into birding: triggers, gender, and decade effects—a mixed-methods study

C. Randler and N. Marx

Explore the fascinating factors that drive people to start birdwatching in this insightful study by Christoph Randler and Nadja Marx. Discover how social influence, nature experiences, and educational backgrounds shape involvement in this vital citizen science activity, along with intriguing gender differences and changes over time.

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