在保护科学中应用非暴力沟通的潜力

保护科学家的角色从未像现在这样充满挑战。随着地球自然生态系统的快速退化以及生物多样性和生态系统服务的丧失，保护科学家必须学习新的有效方法来建立信任并与更广泛的社区互动。本文将探讨一种名为非暴力沟通 （也称为“同理心沟通”或“协作沟通”）的沟通技巧在保护科学中的潜在应用价值。 

Nonviolent Communication is a structured form of communication, developed in the 1960s by Dr. Marshall Rosenberg, that seeks to foster interpersonal understanding and connection through communication of judgment-free observations, recognition of people's feelings, needs and values, and requests for specific actions to meet those needs. It has delivered positive outcomes in diverse fields such as prisoner reform, health science, and social work, and holds great promise for conservation applications. While there is no single communication strategy that resonates with all people, we argue that Nonviolent Communication could be used by conservation scientists and practitioners when communicating with colleagues, politicians, and the general public about important and sometimes contentious environmental issues.