第四篇與路殺社合作的文章刊登了，發表在《Environmental Education Research》！

第四篇與路殺社合作的文章刊登了，這次刊登在環境教育的聖經《Environmental Education Research》！

還記得在2018年時，這個期刊的主編Alan Reid曾經在環境教育研討會時來臺灣，當時我就曾在主編面前報告我的研究。當時主編給我的勉勵：「一般環境教育研究都很避諱屍體、死亡或是負面訊息，但我們把這個負面訊息變成正向力量，讓大家瞭解環境的狀況，這是很好的案例。」（如圖，辮子是黑歷史不要問）

主編的鼓勵讓我記得至今，終於靠著一步一腳印，順利在這個期刊上刊登了我的研究。這當然還是要感謝路殺社幫主－德恩學長一直以來的支持與幫助，還有在低潮時的鼓勵。以及所有路殺社的夥伴，感謝你們幫忙我的研究，有許多受訪者還持續聯絡至今，真的很珍惜這樣的緣分。

結果簡介：路殺社參與者改變最多的是環境「態度」的轉變。由於路殺社的性質特殊，每個屍體都是生命，對參與者的衝擊相當大，也最多造成了態度改變的結果。此外，對於特定野生動物的態度，也有所改變，例如爬蟲類。許多人表示他們逐漸克服對於蛇的心魔，轉而認為牠們在生態系中是非常重要的。因此路殺社的存在，對於讓大眾瞭解野生動物、每個生命的重要性，是功不可沒的！另外，持續參與路殺社不論在知識、態度及行為層面，都顯著高於中斷的參與者。

所以說，大家要一直參與路殺社啊！可以有許多不一樣的收穫～承接過去發表了參與者的動機，這次是參與者的改變，接下來仍然還有許多可以繼續研究的地方，包括這陣子與台南大學的原謀老師以及研究生，也有一個路殺社的研究合作在進行。為了感謝路殺社給我的幫助，讓更多人認識、瞭解並且發揚光大，我想是最好的回饋了！

跟路殺社合作的文章回顧：

1. Hsu, C. H., Lin, T. E., Fang, W. T. (2018). Taiwan Roadkill Observation Network: An example of a community of practice contributing to Taiwanese environmental literacy for sustainability. Sustainability, 10(10), 3610.

2. Hsu, C. H., & Lin, T. E. (2021). Exploring the participation motivations of ongoing and former citizen scientists in Taiwan Roadkill Observation Network. Journal for Nature Conservation, 64, 126055.

3. Hsu, C. H., & Lin, T. E. (2021). A Preliminary Study on Participants' Attitudes and Behavioral Intentions towards Collecting Corpse Specimens in the Time of COVID-19 Pandemic: Cases from the Taiwan Roadkill Observation Network. Journal of Environmental Education Research 17(1), 129-157. (In Chinese)

4. Hsu, C. H., & Lin, T. E. (2023). What people learn from death: exploring citizen scientists' learning outcomes in Taiwan Roadkill Observation Network from an environmental education perspective. Environmental Education Research 1-15. doi:10.1080/13504622.2023.2191906.

#自己的論文自己寫

https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/13504622.2023.2191906?journalCode=ceer20

Acknowledgment:

We are thankful to Wei-Ta Fang, Shiang-Yao Liu, Yi-Ju Yang, Ruey-Shing Lin, and Dau-Jye Lu for their helpful comments on this study. We appreciate Chi-Chang Liu for his negative criticism which we could have the motivation to write this paper. We are also grateful to the respondents and interviewees, as well as all the members of TaiRON, for their contribution to data collection for better roadkill reduction. Furthermore, we thank the editor and reviewer for their useful feedback. This research was funded by the Ministry of Science and Technology (National Science and Technology Council), Taiwan, and the projects were written by Hsu.