Focusing on Families to Conserve Forests
Based on responses from 1,000s of private forest owners from across the U.S., this project addresses questions related to: who owns America's forests, why they own them, what they have done with them in the past, and what they plan to do with them in the future.
Read MoreThis is an integrated project involving both research of and outreach to family forest owners. It is aimed at helping family forest owners pass their land onto the next generation with minimal losses of forest and minimal parcelization.
Read MoreSummary of results from the most recent iteration of the National Woodland Owner Survey
Read MoreA qualitative examination of the language used by family forest owners.
Read MoreConservation awareness was related to social capital and affluence, but not degree of suburbanization.
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