
Kayleigh Wyles
@kjwyles
Associate Professor & Researcher in Environmental Psychology. Studies people & the natural (marine) environment. Plastic pollution. Greenspace. Views are my own
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https://www.plymouth.ac.uk/staff/kayleigh-wyles 30-07-2013 10:18:19
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A selfish way to spoil a restorative coastal scene. At a dog and friendly beach in Devon (Ness Cove Teignbridge) some people have left the remains of a party (lots of rubbish, remains of a BBQ, oh and a whole marquee with speakers etc. and a birthday banner with c*** on it).



On 20 September we are celebrating 50 years of MSc Environmental Psychology Surrey [email protected]. We'd love for all alumni of the MSc to join us for this momentous occasion! Register here: surrey.ac.uk/events/2023092…



Whilst many scientists are supporting the discussions at the #INC3, this very timely article came out 📰 Such a nice detailed dedicated piece on Prof. Richard C Thompson OBE FRS's discovery of microplastics to why its a problem (the impacts) to the solutions of the not-so-far future. University of Plymouth




🎓 Funded PhD opportunity 🎓 Want to explore how engaging with nature can help people with dementia? Then this multi-disciplinary PhD studentship is just for you. Take a look: shorturl.at/nrvNV Apply < 26 April. Could be good for Environmental Psychology Research Group students Restoration Network members




Off to the beach this summer holidays? Pick up some exciting artifacts (aka litter) - it not only helps wildlife 🌎, but you benefit from it too. #WinWin. Take a look at this small piece for the Vitamin Sea series from Plymouth Psychology University of Plymouth Marine Conservation Society Keep Britain Tidy Surfers Against Sewage

Perfect day for a fish🎣 & 🍟 (or vegan alternatives 😉) with some fellow Environmental Psychologists. Lovely way to mark the end of Thais' research visit to University of Plymouth. Was lovely to be able to work together again, exploring how citizen science can be used to combat marine litter
