Led by a researcher from University of the West of England, this event is part of a Master’s research project exploring how effective a board game is at communicating what biodiversity is and whether it can be used to help raise public awareness of biodiversity.
What to Expect:
You will be asked to answer a short questionnaire, play through the game Forest Shuffle, and answer a short questionnaire after completing the game.
The questionnaires should take no more than 10 minutes each to complete.
Forest Shuffle takes approximately 1 hour to play.
The research is aimed at adults over the age of 18.
