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Relation homme-nature : La biophilie et la protection de la nature en région wallonne
Anrys, Ambre 
Promotor(s) :
Bogaert, Jan
;
Dufrêne, Marc
Date of defense : 1-Sep-2017 • Permalink : http://hdl.handle.net/2268.2/3084
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| Title : | Relation homme-nature : La biophilie et la protection de la nature en région wallonne |
| Author : | Anrys, Ambre
|
| Date of defense : | 1-Sep-2017 |
| Advisor(s) : | Bogaert, Jan
Dufrêne, Marc
|
| Committee's member(s) : | Mahy, Grégory
Peeters, Serge
De Harlez De Deulin, Nathalie
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| Language : | French |
| Keywords : | [en] Biophilia [en] Nature protection [en] Relational values of Nature [en] Kellert’s typology of values of Nature |
| Discipline(s) : | Life sciences > Multidisciplinary, general & others Social & behavioral sciences, psychology > Multidisciplinary, general & others |
| Institution(s) : | Université de Liège, Liège, Belgique |
| Degree: | Master architecte paysagiste, à finalité spécialisée |
| Faculty: | Master thesis of the Gembloux Agro-Bio Tech (GxABT) |
Abstract
[en] At a time when worldwide biodiversity is crumbling faster and faster, consciences awake and the human dependence on Nature appears more and more clearly. Revelation of this dependence took various directions, among which multiple attempts to assess value of Nature. The Biophilia Hypothesis, a concept developed by Edward O. Wilson, is one of these approaches, focusing on relational values linking Man to Nature. Through the creation of a methodology and the observation of five biodiversity protection sites, the point of this work is the study of Biophilia influence on Nature protection in Walloon Region. At the end of this analysis, different profiles of sites were observed, advocating from an integral protection of existing natural environments to a sensibilisation and recreation approach, each profile being influenced by particular sides of Biophilia.
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