ecotypes survey 2025-26: link to public data summary

[James Proctor]

Dear all, thank you for your contributions to our EcoTypes initiative. As of this weekend we have over 700 completions of the new 2025-26 EcoTypes survey...a great start to the year.

As with previous years, I've now created a public data summary (bit.ly/ecotypes2526) that preserves all anonymous responses yet offers simple statistics on the following items, each with its own tab:

• Demographics
• Axes
• Themes
• EcoTypes
• SDGs

Please feel free to use in your classes as comparison with your students' results. (The sheet is a copy of the course export sheet instructors with group codes can receive upon request.) Of course, these are not representative data!—please remind your students—but the demographics help us appreciate the kinds of respondents comprising this statistical summary.

If you have been busy and weren't able to catch up on our summer work, we now have fully 12 possible EcoTypes! There are other improvements as well. Be in touch if questions.

Regards,

Jim P.

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James D. Proctor, Professor

Environmental Studies Program, Albany 104C
Lewis & Clark College, 615 S Palatine Hill Road, MSC 62, Portland, OR  97219

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"The Death of Environmentalism at Twenty" (2024)

"Ambivalence and difference: counting between one and two in ESS" (2023)

"Goodbye Holocene, hello Anthropocene?" (2023)

"EcoTypes: Exploring environmental ideas, discovering deep difference" (2020)

"The value of environmental disagreement" (2020)

Companion to Environmental Studies (2018)

"Environmental engagement in troubled times: A manifesto (2018)"