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Disengagement from the social and physical environment is a result of the increasing number of environmental catastrophes and resource-depleting upheavals. The purpose of the study was to investigate in human subjects the link among intelligence, emotion, and ecology. A random sample of 304 job seekers men in their 20s and 25s was taken. The variables eco-sensory intelligence, emotional intelligence, and general intelligence were measured using the psychological instruments environmental awareness ability measure, emotional intelligence scale, and test of general intelligence, in that order. The parametric test assumptions were tested using descriptive statistics. The study employed inferential statistics, specifically product-moment correlation, univariate ANOVA, and multivariate ANOVA, to assess the null hypothesis at the significance level of 0.05. The findings showed that general intelligence was adversely correlated with emotional intelligence and had no discernible relationship with ecological sensory intelligence. There was a significant positive association between emotional intelligence and eco-sensory intelligence