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    Understanding pro-environmental behavior and improving social network research methods to inform conservation management

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    Abstract
    Conservation issues exist in the context of social-ecological systems, with human activities driving threats to species, habitats, and important ecosystem functions. The successes and failures of conservation efforts depend on how humans behave. Likewise, human behavior is crucial to rectifying these problems. Understanding why humans behave in ways that help or hinder conservation efforts is vital to effectively manage and prevent threats to natural resources, such as invasive species. Research specific to each social-ecological context on how social networks, knowledge, and other cultural and ...
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    Author(s)
    Clements, Kaylin Renee

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    Solomon, Jennifer N.

    Date Issued
    2022
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    born digital; doctoral dissertations
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