The twenty-first century presents an increasing number of environmental problems, including toxic pollution, global warming, destruction of tropical forests, extinction of biological diversity, and depletion of natural resources
The twenty-first century presents an increasing number of environmental problems, including toxic pollution, global warming, destruction of tropical forests, extinction of biological diversity, and depletion of natural resources
Introduction 1: Human Nature and Resource Conservation 1: Human Behavioural Ecology and Environmental Conservation 2: The Evolved Psychological Apparatus of Human Decision-Making is One Source of Environmental Problems 2: The Ecological Noble Savage Hypothesis 3: Game Conservation or Efficient Hunting? 4: Behavioral Ecology of Conservation in Traditional Societies 5: Evolutionary Ecology and Resource Conservation 3: The Tragedy of the Unmanaged Commons 6: The Tragedy of the Unmanaged Commons 7: Closing the Commons 8: Revisiting the Commons 9: Grassland Conservation and the Pastoralist Commons 4: The Evolution of Discounting and Conspicuous Consumption 10: Conserving Resources For Children 11: Two Truths about Discounting and Their Environmental Consequences 12: Sex Differences in Valuations of the Environment? 13: The Evolution of Magnanimity 5: Overpopulation and Fertility Declines 14: Evolutionary Economics of Human Reproduction 15: More Status or More Children? Social Status, Fertility Reduction, and Long-Term Fitness 16: The Demographic Transition 6: Biophilia 17: Biophilia and the Conservation Ethic 18: Human Behavioral Ecology Conclusion: Integrating the Biological and Social Sciences to Address Environmental Problems
Introduction 1: Human Nature and Resource Conservation 1: Human Behavioural Ecology and Environmental Conservation 2: The Evolved Psychological Apparatus of Human Decision-Making is One Source of Environmental Problems 2: The Ecological Noble Savage Hypothesis 3: Game Conservation or Efficient Hunting? 4: Behavioral Ecology of Conservation in Traditional Societies 5: Evolutionary Ecology and Resource Conservation 3: The Tragedy of the Unmanaged Commons 6: The Tragedy of the Unmanaged Commons 7: Closing the Commons 8: Revisiting the Commons 9: Grassland Conservation and the Pastoralist Commons 4: The Evolution of Discounting and Conspicuous Consumption 10: Conserving Resources For Children 11: Two Truths about Discounting and Their Environmental Consequences 12: Sex Differences in Valuations of the Environment? 13: The Evolution of Magnanimity 5: Overpopulation and Fertility Declines 14: Evolutionary Economics of Human Reproduction 15: More Status or More Children? Social Status, Fertility Reduction, and Long-Term Fitness 16: The Demographic Transition 6: Biophilia 17: Biophilia and the Conservation Ethic 18: Human Behavioral Ecology Conclusion: Integrating the Biological and Social Sciences to Address Environmental Problems
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