Dr Stephanie Klarmann is a conservation psychology researcher based in South Africa. Her work has focused primarily on envisioning a conservation psychology that is relevant in the South African context with a stronger focus on social and ecological justice. Her other areas of interest include youth capacity building, conservationist well-being, photographic storytelling, environmental education, and rights of nature. She is an Executive Member of PsySSA’s Climate and Environmental Psychology Division and a Board Member of the Society for Conservation Biology’s Revive Working Group.
Recent Posts
- PsySSA Commemorates World Autism Awareness Day 2026
- Health Psychology Podcast: Recognising the Role and Importance of Palliative Care
- Congratulations! 2026 American Psychological Foundation (APF) Theodore Blau Early Career Award Recipient
- PsySSA Commemorates International Transgender Day of Visibility – 31 March 2026
- CEPD Webinar – What does it mean to be an Ecotherapy Nature-Connection Practitioner?
- PsySSA Commemorates Bipolar Day – 30 March 2026
- Abstract Submission Extension – PsySSA Annual Psychology Congress 2026
- Reimagining PsySSA Branches – Have Your Say
