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Video: Mad*Pow's Dr. Amy Bucher at WWF's Fuller Symposium

Mad*Pow's Dr. Amy Bucher, VP, Behavior Change Design, presents lessons learned from the public health sector on human motivations that can be applied to conservation challenges. Specifically, Dr. Bucher discusses the different types of motivations and how to move people to autonomous motivations and choices. 

See the entire symposium lineup at worldwildlife.org.

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