EarthMinded Research
Helping environmental organizations use psychological science to drive real-world impact
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Helping environmental organizations use psychological science to drive real-world impact
At EarthMinded Research we use psychological science to help mission-driven organizations turn insights about human behavior into effective environmental action. We study the human–nature relationship — how people perceive, interact with, and make decisions about the natural world — and translate those insights into strategies for education, advocacy, policy engagement, and community mobilization.
Our mission is to bridge the gap between rigorous research and practical impact. We design evidence-based campaigns that increase awareness, foster pro-environmental behavior, and build support for policies that protect the planet. By uncovering the values, beliefs, and experiences that drive environmental attitudes, we help organizations communicate effectively with diverse audiences.
Our team is made up of passionate and dedicated scientists and researchers with diverse backgrounds and expertise in psychology, public health, environmental science, and policy. We are united in our commitment to driving progress and making a difference through research.
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Identify the psychological drivers shaping public attitudes, decision-making, and engagement around environmental issues.
Strengthen grant proposals with evidence-based insights, audience research, and theory-driven framing.
Design and execute pilot projects that demonstrate feasibility, impact, and funder-ready outcomes.
Understand what motivates participation, trust, and long-term commitment—and how to activate it.
Translate complex research into clear, compelling narratives that resonate across diverse audiences.
Inform policy strategies with data on public opinion, values alignment, and messaging effectiveness.

At EarthMinded Research, we support environmental, conservation, sustainability, and political organizations in the following issue areas:

Our quantitative methods measure patterns at scale and test what drives engagement, support, and behavior change.

We use qualitative methods to understand how people interpret environmental issues — what they value, what motivates them, and where resistance or opportunity emerges.