Community Benefits, Place Dependency, and Trust: The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Lake Shelbyville Project
Problem Addressed: Community feelings regarding Lake Shelbyville
Goal(s)/Objective(s): Present data on benefits attained by individuals living in communities adjacent to or nearby Lake Shelbyville.
Key Findings: Even though many respondents are not sure they know much about the Corps and its values, there seems to be a general feeling that the Corps at Lake Shelbyville can be trusted to manage the resource in a responsible manner; and, a general sense that the Corps can be instrumental in increasing and encouraging opportunities for economic development in the area while protecting the resource and maintaining the ‘naturalness’ of it.
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- Anderson, Dorothy H.
University of Minnesota
dha@umn.edu - Leahy, Jessica E.
University of Maine - Flitsch, Katherine M.
University of Minnesota - Thompson, Joseph L.
University of Minnesota
This report presents data on benefits attained by individuals living in communities adjacent to or nearby Lake Shelbyville. In particular, it examines: a) the Lake Shelbyville project in terms of benefits attained by individuals living in communities near Lake Shelbyville, b) the level and kinds of trust community members have for Corps management of the Lake, and c) community members’ attachment to or dependence on the Lake and surrounding resource area. The benefits reported are those that are produced as a result of the Corps’ management of the Lake
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