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Population Change and Contrasting Integration, Attachment, and Participation in the New West-Old West
In: Landscape Series; People, Places and Landscapes, p. 109-121
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Book chapter(electronic)#322011
“Old West” and “New West”: A Regional Perspective
In: Landscape Series; People, Places and Landscapes, p. 45-62
Book chapter(electronic)#332011
New West and Old West: Attitudes and Behaviors Regarding Natural Resource Uses and Management
In: Landscape Series; People, Places and Landscapes, p. 81-108
Book chapter(electronic)#342011
Appendix: Study Approach and Methodology
In: Landscape Series; People, Places and Landscapes, p. 135-152
Book chapter(electronic)#352011
Putting Rural Community Change in Perspective
In: Landscape Series; People, Places and Landscapes, p. 9-25
Book chapter(electronic)#362011
Rural People, Places and Landscapes: The Changing Nature of the Intermountain West
In: Landscape Series; People, Places and Landscapes, p. 123-134
Book chapter(electronic)#372011
A New and Different People: Sociodemographic Changes in Southwest Utah
In: Landscape Series; People, Places and Landscapes, p. 63-79
Book chapter(electronic)#382011
A Sociodemographic Portrait of the Intermountain West
In: Landscape Series; People, Places and Landscapes, p. 27-43
Book chapter(electronic)#392011
Introduction
In: Landscape Series; People, Places and Landscapes, p. 1-7
Article(electronic)#40November 2, 2010
West Virginia Wildland Fire as Latent Social Discontent
In: Society and natural resources, Volume 23, Issue 12, p. 1230-1243
ISSN: 1521-0723
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Article(electronic)#41March 2002
Revisiting the Origins of and Distinctions Between Natural Resource Sociology and Environmental Sociology
In: Society and natural resources, Volume 15, Issue 3, p. 213-227
ISSN: 1521-0723
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Article(electronic)#42March 1998
The Association of Outdoor Recreation and Environmental Concern: Reexamining the Dunlap‐Heffernan Thesis1
In: Rural sociology, Volume 63, Issue 1, p. 94-108
ISSN: 1549-0831
Abstract Building upon earlier studies, two hypotheses concerning the association between participation in outdoor recreational activities and pro‐environmental behavior are tested using data collected in a general population survey from a random sample of individuals in four communities in Pennsylvania. The first hypothesis, that there is a positive association between outdoor recreational participation and pro‐environmental behavior, received substantial support. In contrast to previous research, the results did not support the second hypothesis which stated that there will be differences between/among different types of outdoor activities with respect to their impact on pro‐environmental behaviors. Clarifications are made with respect to previous classifications of outdoor recreation activities.
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Community change and community theory.
In: Persistence and change in rural communities: a 50-year follow-up to six classic studies, p. 9-21
Article(electronic)#44January 24, 2014
Toward a Synthesis: Lessons from Thirteen Cropland Watershed-Scale Studies
In: Society and natural resources, Volume 27, Issue 4, p. 341-357
ISSN: 1521-0723
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Article(electronic)#45March 1992
Information as a management tool: An evaluation of the Pemigewasset Wilderness management plan
In: Environmental management: an international journal for decision makers, scientists, and environmental auditors, Volume 16, Issue 2, p. 143-148
ISSN: 1432-1009
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