Climb every mountain (and take a photo): social media photos and plant conservation in the Northern Ticino Alps.

Brack Hale; Matthew Tralka; Lily Pifferini-Carter

doi:10.5281/zenodo.18745517

March 27, 2021Open Access

Climb every mountain (and take a photo): social media photos and plant conservation in the Northern Ticino Alps.

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The aim is to explore the role of social media photos in promoting plant conservation.
Conducted a review of social media interactions related to plant conservation
Analyzed user-generated content to assess conservation awareness
Examined impact on local ecosystem preservation initiatives
Increased awareness of plant species among social media users
Positive correlation between photo sharing and conservation engagement
Suggestions for using social media as a tool for biodiversity education

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Poster presents connections between social media usage and plant conservation efforts in Northern Ticino Alps, suggesting effective outreach strategies.

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