Environmental Psychology Research Group

@eprg-surrey.bsky.social

International leaders in research & teaching on people & their physical environment. World’s first Masters programme in environmental psychology at the University of Surrey

Friendly reminder: if you'd like to apply for this position in our department, be sure to apply by 2 October!

Environmental Psychology Groningen@epgroningen.bsky.social · last mo.

We're hiring a PhD candidate in Fair Climate Policy! Deadline to apply: 2 October werkenbij.rug.nl/vacature/pro... (Please note: Carina Havenga de Poel & @gpalomovelez.bsky.social are the contact people, and job interviews will take place in late October) @rug-gmw.bsky.social @rug.nl

🎉Postdoc job opportunity🎉 Interdisciplinary researcher sought for project “Gardening Resilience: Biodiversity interventions for human–nature synergies”. You will lead the component of the project linking the ecological and psychological components Deadline 16 Oct #envpsy

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Technische Universität München@tum.de · last mo.

Congrats to ten TUM researchers who received @erc.europa.eu #StartingGrants, including Monika Egerer, whose project explores links between #urbannature, #biodiversity and human well-being. 👏 The grants provide up to €1.5 million each: go.tum.de/562470 📷️A.Eckert

🎉#EnvironmentalPsychology PhD 🎉 @tumunich.bsky.social is looking for an environmental psychologist to do a PhD on whether biodiversity-based interventions can improve ecological resilience, wellbeing and pro-env behaviour. Details below. Deadline 16/10 You will be working with Dr Monika Egerer & me

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Technische Universität München@tum.de · last mo.

Congrats to ten TUM researchers who received @erc.europa.eu #StartingGrants, including Monika Egerer, whose project explores links between #urbannature, #biodiversity and human well-being. 👏 The grants provide up to €1.5 million each: go.tum.de/562470 📷️A.Eckert

Birdsong helps us feel calmer and more restored, but traffic noise may be drowning out those benefits. 🐦 Our latest research found that even low levels of traffic noise can undermine the wellbeing gains people get from listening to nature's sounds. www.theguardian.com/environment/...

Mood-boosting benefits of birdsong drowned out by traffic noise, study finds

Even low levels of traffic noise can negate the benefits of listening to natural sounds, researchers say

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📢New publication from @eprg-surrey.bsky.social researchers! 📢 Using simulated soundscapes in discrete choice experiments, study shows that hearing birdsong affects people's willingness to pay for habitat enhancement and conservation 🐦🎶 www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

Willingness to pay for birdsong

We present the first estimate of the causal effect of auditory sensation on willingness to pay and the first estimate of the marginal value of bird so…

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⏰ There's just one week to go until the deadline for presenters to register for IAPS 2026! ✨ Presenters of accepted submissions must register and pay by 31 March 2026 to be included in the programme; the registration link is provided in the decision email.

✨ Check your email! Decisions on abstract submissions for #IAPS2026 have now been sent out. ✨ Due to capacity limits, we had to make some very difficult choices due to the large number of high‑quality submissions we received. Thank you to everyone who submitted!