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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"landowner motivations"”.
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Human Dimensions of Young Forest Conservation Programs: Effects of Outreach, Post-Program Management, and a Coupled Systems Perspective
… and social components of these programs. Landowner program experiences and management decisions after program participation are important for long-term conservation, but these aspects of conservation programs are not well understood. To address this research gap related to conservation …
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An Integrated Evaluation of the Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program in South Dakota
… a human dimensions study to evaluate CREP landowner motivations for program enrollment. My study highlighted three themes of motivation for CREP enrollment. First, the requirement of providing public access with CREP enrollment delivered additional financial and non-financial incentive for …
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Opposition and Barriers to Conservation Easements: Insights from Montana Landowners
… that CEs are voluntary, an understanding of the landowner’s decision about whether or not to participate in conservation easement programs is imperative if CE use is to continue and expand. Moreover, understanding how non-participating landowners view CEs, how they regard the incentives, and how …
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Opposition and Barriers to Conservation Easements: Insights from Montana Landowners
… that CEs are voluntary, an understanding of the landowner’s decision about whether or not to participate in conservation easement programs is imperative if CE use is to continue and expand. Moreover, understanding how non-participating landowners view CEs, how they regard the incentives, and how …
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Factors Associated with Ohio Tree Farmers'; Forest Management and Outreach Needs
… framework behind their decision-making, i.e. the motivations, objectives, and constraints of forest management, 3) their educational outreach interests 4) how our results differ from a similar 1989 study and 5) to differentiate like groups of Ohio tree farmers through cluster analysis. Tree …