Peran Nature Relatedness Dan Persepsi Perubahan Iklim Terhadap Behavioral Willingness Aktivitas Konservasi Energi

Abstract

Climate change has become one of the world's most daunting challenges, as it presents a complex, urgent issue requiring immediate attention. Numerous negative impacts arise from climate change, primarily accelerated by human behavior. Therefore, individuals must be aware of the need to preserve nature and be willing to participate in energy conservation efforts. However, fostering such behavior necessitates supportive factors, such as climate change perception and nature-relatedness. This study examines the roles of climate change perception and nature-relatedness in shaping the willingness to engage in energy conservation. The research adopts a quantitative correlational approach, utilizing regression analysis techniques. The findings indicate a simultaneous correlation between climate change perception and nature-relatedness in fostering the willingness to engage in energy conservation. The results of this study enhance knowledge and provide insights into how climate change perception and nature-relatedness shape individuals' willingness to engage in energy conservation.