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  • Conservation Psychology
  • Ecosystem Services Communication

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  • Conservation professionals utilize instrumental, intrinsic, and relational values in communication, often linked to ecosystem services.
  • Limited research exists on how value-based messaging influences policy support and behavior change across diverse audiences.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To investigate whether communication emphasizing instrumental, intrinsic, or relational values affects policy support and behavioral intentions for watershed protection.
  • To examine the influence of personal characteristics versus value framing on conservation beliefs and policy support.

Main Methods:

  • A large-scale online survey experiment (n=815) was conducted with U.S. residents using Qualtrics.
  • Participants were exposed to messages about watershed protection framed with instrumental, intrinsic, or relational values, or a control message.
  • Statistical analysis examined the effects of value framing and personal characteristics on policy support and behavioral intentions.

Main Results:

  • Personal characteristics, such as income, had a greater impact on conservation beliefs than the framing of values.
  • Instrumental value messages reduced policy support among politically liberal individuals.
  • Over 40% of respondents prioritized relational values as the primary reason for watershed protection.

Conclusions:

  • Political orientation significantly interacts with conservation message framing, indicating complex audience responses.
  • Conservation practitioners can enhance communication effectiveness by incorporating relational values and tailoring messages to specific audience segments.