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What are we learning from human dimensions studies in controversial wildlife situations? : some observations and comments / by Dan Decker.

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Main Author:	Decker, Daniel J.
Corporate Author:	Colorado. Division of Wildlife
Format:	Government Document Book
Language:	English
Published:	[Denver, Colo.] : Colorado Division of Wildlife, [1994]
Series:	Human dimensions perspectives ; no. 21.
Subjects:	Wildlife management > Citizen participation. Wildlife conservation > Citizen participation.

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Call Number:	NR6.45/1
NR6.45/1 (no.1-29 1991-96)	Available Place a Hold Contents The following works are all found in the book indicated by the call number above. Qualitative research in wildlife management. Part I, Nominal group technique (human d... Using human dimensions information for managing wildlife viewing recreation / by Mark... Human dimensions evaluation research to assist public participation processes / by Da... Understanding publics, the relationship between what they say and what they do. Part... What are we learning from human dimensions studies in controversial wildlife situatio... Human dimensions of wildlife management. An overview of human dimensions of wildlife... Human dimensions implications of "quality management" / by Patsy Goodman and Dan Deck... Citizen and consumer preference considerations in decision making / by Mary McAfee. Human dimensions of wildlife management. Part II, How is the Colorado Division of Wil... Knowledge, beliefs, and attitudes toward endangered fish of the upper Colorado River... Understanding "The American hunting myth" / by Dan Decker. Qualitative research in wildlife management. Part II, Focus groups / by Steven J. Bis... The future of hunting : will we pass on the heritage? / by Dan Decker, Jody Enck and... Colorado residents' attitudes and perceptions toward reintroduction of the gray wolf... Colorado residents' attitudes toward trapping in Colorado / by David C. Fulton, Jenni... Societal preferences for mountain lion management along Colorado's Front Range / by H... Human dimensions perspectives : an occasional paper series of the Colorado Division o... Understanding publics, the relationship between what they say and what they do. Part... Human dimensions information and training needs / by Dan Decker. Colorado black bear hunting controversy. Executive summary : amendment #10 post-elect... What's our agency image? / by John Smeltzer and Dan Decker. Public access in Colorado : what are recreationists' perceived problems and preferred... Human-wildlife interactions on Mt. Evans / by Jerry J. Vaske [and others] Public hunter evaluations of the Ranching for Wildlife Program / compiled by Mary Ll... Understanding publics, the relationship between what they say and what they do. Part... Understanding publics, the relationship between what they say and what they do. Part... Raton Pass checkstation : what do hunters think? / by Linda Sikorowski and Mary Lloyd... Recreation preferences and attitudes toward forest planning issues for northern Color...