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Joseph Reser is a social and environmental psychologist at Griffith University in Australia. American born, Dr. Reser has had an international career and been instrumental in developing environmental psychology in Canada and Australia. This interview focused on topics including Dr. Reser’s background, his thoughts on ecopsychology, including the context of his seminal 1995 review of ecopsychology “Whither Environmental Psychology: The Transpersonal Ecopsychology Crossroads,” and his views on opportunities for ecopsychology today. Dr. Reser also described his recent involvement with the severe bushfires in Southern Australia and shared his thoughts on coping with global climate change. The text was adapted from e-mail correspondence and a phone conversation between Ecopsychology editor Thomas Joseph Doherty and Dr. Reser, speaking from his home in Tallai, Queensland.
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June 2009 • Joseph Reser. Ecopsychology: 57-63[/fusion_builder_column][/fusion_builder_row][/fusion_builder_container]
