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• Between incentives and action: A pilot study of biodiversity conservation competencies for multifunctional forest management in Finland
• Categorizing hunters by typologies useful to game managers: a latent-class model
• Community Participation in Ecotourism Benefits: the Link to Conservation Practices and Perspectives
• Does Resource Commercialization Induce Local Conservation? A Cautionary Tale From Southwestern Morocco
• Educating citizens about controversial issues: the case of suburban goose management
• Environmental content in prime-time network TV’s non-news entertainment and fictional programs
• Environmental perception in a rapidly growing, amenity-rich region: the effects of lakeshore development on perceived water quality in Vilas County, Wisconsin
• Factors affecting response rates to natural resource-focused mail surveys: empirical evidence of declining rates over time
• Gender and citizen participation in wildlife management decision making
• Gender and ethical judgments about suburban deer management
• Gender based data in survey research regarding wildlife
• If we knew what it was we were doing, it would not be called research, would it?
• Is it really just a social construction: the contribution of the physical environment to sense of place
• It’s Who You Know: Social Capital, Social Networks, and Watershed Group Processes
• Knowledge partnerships: Rapid rural appraisal's role in catalyzing community-based management in Venezuela
• Learning by doing: policy learning in community-based deer management
• Maximizing the Environmental Benefits per Dollar Expended’: An Economic Interpretation and Review of Agricultural Environmental Benefits and Costs
• Measuring community forest sector dependence: Does method matter?
• Measuring fairness in citizen participation: a case study of moose management
• Non-industrial private forest landowner use of geographic data: A precondition for ecosystem-based management
• Providing balanced risk information in surveys used as citizen participation mechanisms
• Refining our vision of citizen participation: lessons from a moose reintroduction proposal
• Snapshots of what matters most: Using resident employed photography to articulate sense of place
• Social and institutional performance indicators for wildlife and fishery resource management systems
• Social learning for collaborative natural resource management
• Success of citizen advisory committees in consensus-based water resources planning in the Great Lakes Basin
• The interdependence of ecosystem and community viability: A theoretical framework to guide research and application
• The role of ethical judgments related to wildlife fertility control.
• Using narratives to think about environmental attitude and behavior: An Exploratory Study
• Using the coorientation model to compare community leaders' and residents' views about Hudson River ecosystem restoration
• “A Review of In Search of Consistency: Ethics and Animals, by Lisa Kemmerer”