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Attitudes, Knowledge, and Perception of Fuel Reduction among Involved Publics in the Southern Appalachians: Implications for Responsive Communication

2012-08-01

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An understanding of how identifiable groups perceive fuel reduction will help forest managers develop formal and informal communication strategies responsive to each group's concerns. This study identified three opinion segments on the basis of their attitudinal and behavioral characteristics about fuel reduction in the southern Appalachians and further described them on the basis of general forest use attitudes a...

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Literature Corpus work: b1d52e37-0f76-501c-bcb4-34eb8e707654
DOI: 10.5849/sjaf.08-029

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