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Radicalisation: Activist Journeys to Direct-action Campaigning,which acts as a trigger to pursue environmental activism, emerges strongly. The participants were generally introduced to the campaign by a friend or contact, and as we have already learned, they may have been attracted to the activist community membership and lifestyle. Thirteen participants (ten f

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Transcendence: Experiences of Nature that Transform Activist Identity,participants were asked about pivotal moments and several of these have been presented above. Participants, as they reviewed their autobiography, described these interactions with non-human nature as pivotal because of their influence on their life and self-identity. But why are they so important, o

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Connection: The Formation of Relationships with Nature,ch is implicit in its name, is the experience of relationship with nature. This seems to stem from interaction and deepening sensitivity and familiarity with nature over time. Some participants spoke about interaction with single entities such as trees, birds or cetaceans. For example, Isabella is a

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Grief from the Destruction of Nature, ratio of successful to unsuccessful protest actions, forest activists had certainly lost more actions than they had won. This means that the research participants had experienced the clearfelling of many contested coupes and tree-sits. In the case of the Sea Shepherd participants, the majority had