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Community/Agency Trust and Public Involvement in Resource Planning

Problem Addressed: The extent to which local community members trust a management agency and their willingness to engage in resource-related public discourse and involvement.
Key Findings: The central role of building trust among local constituents within many planning frameworks needs to be reconsidered with consideration given to both the needs of individuals who trust an agency and the desires of distrusting individuals who are more likely to become involved in public involvement efforts.
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Reflections from USDA Forest Service Employees on Institutional Constraints to Engaging and Serving Their Local Communities

Problem Addressed: Community relationship building with forest management
Goal(s)/Objective(s): Look at the institutional constraints to engaging and serving local communities from the perspectives of 20 USDA Forest Personnel from three units.
Recommendation: The Forest Service provides opportunities for successful relationship building efforts and assesses Innovative techniques in a Community Partnerships Demonstration Project.
Views: 872
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Community/Agency Trust: A Measurement Instrument

Problem Addressed: Natural resource management agencies building relationships with their constituents
Goal(s)/Objective(s): Present the development and validation of a psychometric instrument intended to measure the trust held by local community members living adjacent to managed natural resource areas.
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Agent-Based Modeling of Harvest Decisions by Small Scale Forest Landowners in Maine, USA

Problem Addressed: Small-scale forests and decision-making processes, reactions to policy, and combined impacts on ecosystems.
Goal(s)/Objective(s): Develop an agent-based model experiment to model timber harvesting in Maine, USA.
Key Findings: Presents baseline simulation results and compare the effect of a social change and a biophysical change on the system.
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Creating Opportunities for Improving Lake-Focused Stakeholder Engagement: Knowledge-Action Systems, Pro-Environment Behaviour and Sustainable Lake Management

Problem Addressed: Stakeholder participation to bolster lake management efforts
Goal(s)/Objective(s): Examine lake-focused stakeholder participation activities targeting individuals and households.
Key Findings: The tools exist to research natural and human components of lake and basin systems. Creating opportunities to apply these tools to assess engagement with stakeholders concurrently generates meaningful opportunities to advance sustainable lake and basin management.
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Communication and Sustainability Science Teams as Complex Systems

Problem Addressed: Resilience of social-ecological systems
Goal(s)/Objective(s): Determining how specific communication interactions on sustainability science teams affect outcomes
Key Findings: Decision making and communication competencies influenced mutual understanding, inclusion of diverse ideas, and progress toward sustainability-related goals.
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Innovation Impacts on Biomass Supply in Maine’s Logging Industry

Problem Addressed: Lack of knowledge surrounding the innovation system in the logging industry.
Goal(s)/Objective(s): Present results from a series of case studies of highly innovative logging contractors in Maine.
Key Findings: The project has highlighted several areas of improvement in Maine's logging innovation system.
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Strengthening Knowledge Co-Production Capacity: Examining Interest in Community-University Partnerships

Problem Addressed: Building successful, enduring research partnerships.
Goal(s)/Objective(s): Focus on community-university research partnerships and factors that influence participation in the co-production process.
Key Findings: Findings underscore the benefits of proactively assessing partnership potential prior to forming partnerships and the important roles for communication research within sustainability science, especially with regard to strengthening partnership formation and knowledge co-production processes.
Views: 838
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Community Benefits From Managed Resource Areas

Goal(s)/Objective(s): Develop a theoretically informed measurement instrument for assessing local community members' perceptions of benefits that managed resource areas provide to their communities.
Key Findings: The proposed five-dimensional community benefits measurement instrument exhibited sufficient amounts of reliability, convergent validity, and discriminant validity when applied to five samples from four distinct managed natural resource areas.
Views: 1254
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