Christoph Randler

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Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen Mathematisch-Naturwissenschaftliche Fakultät

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Christoph Randler is a Full Professor at Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen, Germany. His research primarily focuses on avian ecology, biodiversity awareness, and the psychological aspects of birdwatching. Recent articles explore topics such as the decline of bird populations, the motivations behind birding, and environmental attitudes in relation to nature. He is dedicated to understanding the interplay between recreational activities and mental well-being.

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Wojciech Waleriańczyk

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Jukka Jokimäki

University of Lapland

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Matthias Wilde

Bielefeld University

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Nadine Großmann

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Piotr Tryjanowski

University of Life Sciences in Poznań

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Janina Vanhöfen

University of Tübingen

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Michael Schredl

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Joanna Gorgol

University of Warsaw

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Articles (26)

The relationship between perception and landscape characteristics of recreational places with human mental well-being

Declining bird populations are associated with loss of species identification skills in students

Entwicklung und Validierung eines Messinstruments zur Erfassung des Kompetenzerlebens von Schüler_innen beim Experimentieren

Beyond larks and owls: Revisiting the circadian typology using the MESSi scale and a cluster‐based approach

The Birding Lifestyle - An Exploration of the Relationships Among Birding Involvement, Motivation and Recreation Specialization

Understanding Birdwatching Motivation Through the Lens of Self-Determination Theory

COVID-19 facial covering during outdoor recreation reflects historical disease prevalence and culture above and beyond governmental measures – A study in 53 countries

Are you learning or performing? A comparison of students’ goal orientation during experimentation at an outreach science laboratory and at school using the CEAS model

Gender and circadian preferences influence emotions and motivation in secondary mathematics classrooms

Unlocking biodiversity awareness: influential factors on bird species knowledge and the links with environmental attitudes and connectedness to nature.

Exploring the nexus between sleep, chronotype, and non-cognitive predictors in university students: Implications for academic success

Birding specialization and satisfaction in Australian birders – a Big Year is not a big issue

Comparing digital identification guides with traditional guidebooks in a bird field trip

Bird Species Knowledge and Its Antecedents in US High School Students—A Case Study from Michigan

Progression through time: Development of birdwatcher careers based on propensity score matching

Psychological restoration, place attachment and satisfaction in birders and non-birding visitors

Seasonal variation in the diurnal activity pattern of Eurasian blackbirds (Turdus merula) in the forest

Spatial, temporal, and motivational changes due to the COVID-19 pandemic in a nature-based leisure activity - A global survey of birders

Selection of Indicator Bird Species as a Baseline for Knowledge Assessment in Biodiversity Survey Studies

Relationship between burnout levels of nurses and their circadian preference, sleep quality, and personality traits

Chronotype and sensory-processing sensitivity: A cross-sectional survey

Exploring the associations between the Morningness-Eveningness-Stability-Scale improved (MESSi) and the higher-order personality factors

Elite Recreation Specialization and Motivations among Birdwatchers: The Case of Club 300 Members

Birding recreation specialization – A test of the factorial invariance in eight languages

No such Thing as Bad Birding Weather, but Depends on Personal Experience

A Bird in the Hand Is Worth Two in the Bush: Bird Visibility as a Predictor of the Perception of Birds by Humans

Collaborators (8)

Wojciech Waleriańczyk

Jukka Jokimäki

Matthias Wilde

Nadine Großmann

Piotr Tryjanowski

Janina Vanhöfen

Michael Schredl

Joanna Gorgol

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