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• Assessing the relative importance of recall bias and nonresponse bias and adjusting for those biases in statewide angler surveys
• Assessing the social feasibility of restoring elk
• Ballot initiatives—antithesis of human dimensions approaches or catalyst for change?
• Bear and deer hunter density and distribution of public land in Pennsylvania
• Campground manager and user perceptions of risk associated with negative human-black bear interactions
• Citizen attitudes toward elk and participation in elk management: a case study in Evergreen, CO
• Community-based co-management: sharing responsibility when tolerance for wildlife is exceeded
• Deer hunting on Pennsylvania’s public and private lands: a two-tiered system of hunters
• Developing adaptability: the promise and pitfalls of collaborative conservation
• Developing the wildlife stakeholder acceptance capacity concept: research needed
• Effect versus motivation: Factors affecting antlered and antlerless deer harvest success in Pennsylvania
• Evolution of public issues in wildlife management: How social networks and issue framing change through time
• Examining assumptions in wildlife management: a contribution of human dimensions inquiry
• Factors Affecting Perceptions of Human–Wildlife Interactions in Residential Areas of Northern New York and Implications for Conservation
• Factors influencing risk perception associated with human-black bear conflict
• Factors that influence concern about human-black bear interactions in residential settings
• From clients to stakeholders: A philosophical shift for fish and wildlife management
• Human dimensions of wildlife management: knowledge for agency survival in the 21st century
• Hunting and the heart: physiological response to seeing, shooting, and bagging game
• Illuminating an overlooked hunting stakeholder group: nonhunters and their interest in hunting
• Interests of urban residents in wildlife education programs in two urban settings
• Intervention and capacity considerations in community-based deer management: the stakeholders’ perspective
• Landscape, social, and spatial influences on perceptions of human-black bear interactions in the Adirondack Park, New York.
• Managing community controversy in suburban wildlife management: adopting practices that address value differences
• Options for maintaining high fishing satisfaction in situations of declining catch rates
• Reliance on informants in wildlife management situation analysis--shortcut or shortcoming?
• Risk perception as a determinant of wildlife stakeholder acceptance capacity for cougars in Montana
• Satisfactions, dissatisfactions, and management preferences of New York State turkey hunters
• Social Network Dynamics in Collaborative Conservation
• Suburban deer management: A case study in the Village of Cayuga Heights, New York
• Suburban residents' criteria for evaluating contraception and other deer management techniques
• The mass media and stakeholders' beliefs about suburban wildlife
• Using diaries to estimate fishing effort and fish consumption: A contemporary assessment
• Why landowners post their property against hunting: Insights from Pennsylvania