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Shindler
and Hansen
PEOPLE,
POLITICS, AND PUBLIC ACCEPTANCE OF PLANTATION FORESTRY
Bruce
A. Shindler1 and Eric N. Hansen2
Introduction
- Intensive plantation forestry is perceived in different ways by
people depending on a variety of factors
.
Public
perceptions - A number of surveys recently reported in the literature
have assessed the public's opinion concerning forest plantations
.
Adams, W.T. 1999. A survey of Oregonians concerning perceptions
about intensive forestry. J. Social Sci. 59:27-89.
Willard, A.G. and Smouse, D.F. 2000. Querying consumers about the
origins of hamburger, cheese and paper towels. Survey Digest 16:
59-67.
Jones, T.T., et al. 1995. Impact of certification on lumber prices
in the Pacific Northwest. J. Western Economics 25: 1-13.
Plenary Session
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1Forest Resources Department, Oregon State University,
202 Peavy Hall, Corvallis, OR
2Wood Science and Engineering Department, Oregon State
University, 107 Richardson Hall, Corvallis, OR
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