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Gail Austen

University of Kent

Canterbury, CT2 7NP

United Kingdom

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Testing the BIO-WELL Scale in Situ: Measuring Human Wellbeing Responses to Biodiversity within Forests

Journal of Environmental Psychology, volume 109, 2026[10.1016/j.jenvp.2025.102897]
Number of pages: 21 Posted: 25 Sep 2024 Last Revised: 05 Jan 2026
Ffion Jones, Jessica Fisher, Gail Austen, Katherine N. Irvine, Martin Dallimer, Lewis Croager, Maximilian Nawrath, Robert Fish and Zoe Davies
University of Kent, University of Kent, University of Kent, The James Hutton Institute - Social, Economic and Geographical Sciences Department, Imperial College London, University of Oxford, Norwegian Institute for Water Research, Imperial College London and University of Kent
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green space, health, prescribing, psychometric, sensory, woodland

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Stated Preferences for the Colours, Smells and Sounds of Biodiversity Outweigh Those for Ecological Function

Number of pages: 52 Posted: 06 Jan 2024
Peter King, Martin Dallimer, Thomas Lundhede, Gail Austen, Jessica Fisher, Katherine N. Irvine, Robert Fish and Zoe Davies
University of Bath, Faculty of Humanities & Social Sciences, Department of Economics, Students, Imperial College London, University of Copenhagen, University of Kent, University of Kent, The James Hutton Institute - Social, Economic and Geographical Sciences Department, Imperial College London and University of Kent
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Choice experiment, choice modelling, conservation, ecosystem restoration, forest, willingness to pay, woodland, WTP

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Quantifying Temporal Changes in the Monetary Value of Forest Cultural Ecosystem Services Globally: A Meta-Analysis

Number of pages: 63 Posted: 30 Nov 2023
Maximilian Nawrath, Martin Dallimer, Peter King, Gail Austen, Katherine N. Irvine, Robert Fish, Jessica Fisher and Zoe Davies
Norwegian Institute for Water Research, Imperial College London, University of Bath, Faculty of Humanities & Social Sciences, Department of Economics, Students, University of Kent, The James Hutton Institute - Social, Economic and Geographical Sciences Department, Imperial College London, University of Kent and University of Kent
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Benefit transfer, biodiversity, non-market valuation, recreation, revealed preference, stated preference