Dear Colleagues,

In an era defined by unprecedented environmental challenges, the interplay between human behavior, the environment, and sustainable wellbeing has become paramount. This Special Issue delves into the intricate relationship between our actions, the natural world, and the pursuit of lasting wellbeing. We invite researchers and scholars to contribute their insights into the complex dynamics that will shape our planet's future.

This Special Issue seeks to explore a wide range of topics, including:

• The psychology of sustainable behavior: what motivates individuals and communities to adopt environmentally conscious practices?
• Climate change and human responses: how do people perceive and react to the pressing issues of climate change, and what can be done to foster constructive responses?
• Biodiversity conservation: examining the crucial link between human activities and the preservation of diverse ecosystems.
• Sustainable urban planning: investigating the role of city design in fostering sustainable living and human wellbeing.
• Ecological economics: evaluating the economic aspects of environmental sustainability and how they affect quality of life.
• Social networks and sustainability: how social networks, both online and offline, influence the spread of environmental awareness and sustainable practices.
• Community engagement and resilience: understanding the role of communities in building resilience to environmental challenges and fostering sustainable behaviors.
• Environmental justice and equity: investigating how social and economic factors intersect with environmental issues and exploring strategies to address environmental disparities.
• Policy and governance: analyzing the impact of government policies and international agreements on shaping sustainable behaviors and practices within societies.
• Environmental education and awareness: exploring the role of education and communication in promoting sustainable behaviors and environmental awareness.
• Health and the environment: investigating the impacts of environmental factors on human health and wellbeing, and strategies for improving both.
• Technological innovations: examining how technological advancements can aid in environmental conservation and foster sustainable practices.
• Cultural perspectives and sustainability: understanding how cultural values and traditions influence human behavior in relation to the environment.

We encourage a diverse array of submissions that encompass these topics, as they are vital components in the larger narrative of human behavior, the environment, and sustainable well-being.

I look forward to receiving your contributions.

Prof. Dr. Wenjie Duan
Guest Editor

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• sustainable behavior
• happiness promotion
• assessment
• intervention
• cultural differences
• social policy
• wellbeing
• environmental change
• climate change