Intergenerational differences in personal relationship to nature

This paper summarizes the results of research undertaken on pupils in the 8th and 9th grade of elementary school (or the corresponding grades of grammar schools) and their parents on selected aspects of their personal relationship to nature. The research was conducted through a questionnaire survey which was completed by 222 respondents, of whom half were pupils, the other half their parents. Our research showed that there are specific differences in personal relationships to nature between the students and their parents. Respondent groups differed most in their feeling the need to be in the countryside, while students practiced mainly "modern” activities in the countryside, while their parents practiced more "classic"or "traditional" pursuits.

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