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https://webs.uab.cat/big5/wp-content/uploads/sites/567/2024/09/LOGO_BIG5_large.jpg21801722With over half of the world’s population using social media, the BIG-5 project explores how people connect with nature through five of the largest social media platforms. The project introduces the concept of Digital Relational Values (DRVs), which are positive values shaped within online communities through indirect experiences of nature.