🚀 go-pugleaf

I DO attend EDRA meetings regularly, so I feel I should respond.  First,
I find the conference useful and pleasant experiences.  Some of that
comes from interactions outside the meetings - both social and professional.

I think Amos, Robert and Stuart make good points,  but I don't entirely agree.
EDRA clearly has chnaged, as has the field- but this is to be expected
for such a young field.  There is very little of the kind of research
which is classical environmental psychology (ie, crowding or personal space
studies).  While this is unfortunate, there is still a forum for this
kind of research at APA.  There IS research at EDRA, but is much more likely
to be of the applied sort (POEs, programming studies, etc.)

EDRA is becoming more oriented to environmental change (& advocacy).
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 By the way, I still hope this forum can become a real source for
contact.  I will disappointed if the DRN newsletter doesn't evoke a
new group of subscriptions.

Rich W