Miljöpsykologi LTH, Lunds universitet

02/02/2026

Participate in research investigating how people perceive Geese
We are currently looking for participants for a study in environmental psychology. You will get to look at photos of geese in different environments and answer questions about how you perceive them. You will also get to do a few simple vision tests.
We are looking for participants who:
● are fluent in Swedish
● live in southern Sweden
● are between 18 and 80 years old
● have normal vision (with or without glasses or contact lenses)
Participation involves a single visit (taking approximately 45 minutes) at the LTH campus. You will be compensated with a giftcard for 100kr.
Interested in contributing to environmental psychology research? Get in touch with the research assistant handling the project Benjamin Hasselberg by emailing: [email protected]
or text message +46736609465

The research leader is Maria Johansson:
[email protected]

12/01/2026

The Environmental Psychology Unit at Lund University (with support of the Agenda 2030 and ClimBEco graduate research school) is offering a doctoral course on nature-based solutions!

This interdisciplinary course will introduce the climate-biodiversity-health nexus and consider nature-based solutions through the lens of (environmental) psychology, social, and natural science. It will include both theoretical lectures and application of the knowledge in group work, group discussions, and study visits to two nature-based solutions in Skåne. Interested students can register their interest until the 10th of February at the following link: https://www.cec.lu.se/form/register-phd-course-nature-based-solutions-climate-biodiversity-health-nexus-social-and-natural


Title: Nature-based Solutions at the Climate-Biodiversity-Health Nexus: Social and Natural Science Perspectives
Dates: 2nd to 6th of March, 2026
Syllabus: https://fukurser.lth.se/
Location: Klas Anshelms väg 16, Department of Architecture and Built Environment, Lund University
Language: English
Registration Deadline: 10th of February, 2025 (confirmation sent out middle of February)
Course coordinator: Marlis Wullenkord, [email protected]
Course examiner: Maria Johansson
More information: https://www.cec.lu.se/climbeco/phd-courses

12/09/2025

Join us on the 20th of September for the Exhibition: People, Patterns and Places (Pufendorf institute, Biskopsgatan 3, Lund). ‘People, Patterns, and Places’ is a creation of the Pufendorf Theme Ecological Loss and Damage. It brings together interdisciplinary science and art in the context of the twin global climate and biodiversity crises. Link to calendar event:

Lunds universitet. Short English presentation below. The exhibition People, patterns, places is open for all and will have presentations in English too. Genom att förstå vår historiska och platsbundna koppling till naturen, landskapet och arterna, kanske vi kan finna vägar att bättre förvalta ...