Neuroconservation
From Openwaterpedia
noun - Neuroconservation is the new study, field and science conceived and established by Dr. Wallace J. Nichols that raises awareness of the cognitive benefits of exposure to a clean, healthy nature. In so doing, human's natural neurological response can shift away from stress and towards hope and compassion. By including the cognitive benefits of nature in the broader discussion of ecosystem services and wildlife conservation, a more complete picture is generated in which the interests of humans and nature are aligned and intertwined. With this connection made, conservation is the meaningful course of action.
Wallace J. Nichols Talk on Neuroconservation
