2023-24 ecotypes survey data summary now available

[James Proctor]

Dear colleagues, like many of you I'm scrambling to finalize my fall semester courses! But we now have almost 500 completions for this year's EcoTypes survey, so I thought I would share with you a data summary, also linked to Instructor FAQ (see "Do you have recommendations for the EcoTypes survey?").

Here is the publicly available, dynamically updated EcoTypes survey data summary for 2023-24. You'll see four tabs at bottom, for demographics/background data, axes/themes, EcoTypes, and SDGs. Additionally, the EcoTypes and SDGs include linked summary charts.

You'll see important patterns in these data, which may or may not represent those among your own students. These are very generalized stats, but they may give you a point of comparison as you discuss survey results in your class.

Do be in touch if questions! And happy fall to all.

Regards,

Jim P.

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James D. Proctor, Professor

Environmental Studies Program, 348 JR Howard Hall
Lewis & Clark College, 615 S Palatine Hill Road, MSC 62, Portland, OR  97219

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"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)"