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Attitudes and Communications about Wildlife

David L. EricksonResearch, Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife, Department of Interior, Washington, D. C.
Pages 17-20 | Published online: 01 May 2014

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RodneyL. Doran. (1977) “State of the Art” for Measurement and Evaluation of Environmental Objectives. The Journal of Environmental Education 9:1, pages 50-63.
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William M. Bart. (1972) A Hierarchy Among Attitudes Toward the Environment. The Journal of Environmental Education 4:1, pages 10-14.
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James E. Grunig. (1977) Review of research on environmental public relations. Public Relations Review 3:3, pages 36-58.
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