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Human Dimensions of Wildlife
An International Journal
Volume 2, 1997 - Issue 4
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Focus groups as a human dimensions research tool: Three illustrations of their use

Donna L. Minnis Department of Fisheries and Wildlife, Michigan State University; Department of Wildlife and Fisheries, Mississippi State University, Box 9690, Mississippi, MS, 39762
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Robert H. Holsman Department of Fisheries and Wildlife, Michigan State University
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Lisa Grice Department of Fisheries and Wildlife, Michigan State University; Idaho Power, Boise, ID, 83702
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R. Ben Payton Department of Fisheries and Wildlife, Michigan State University
Pages 40-49 | Published online: 22 Sep 2008

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Scott Leorna, Todd Brinkman, Gary Kofinas, Knut Kielland & Jeffrey Welker. (2020) Exploring stakeholder communication within a caribou hunting system of Arctic Alaska. Human Dimensions of Wildlife 25:3, pages 199-214.
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Shauna L. Hanisch-Kirkbride, Jordan P. Burroughs & Shawn J. Riley. (2014) What Are They Thinking? Exploring Layperson Conceptualizations of Wildlife Health and Disease. Human Dimensions of Wildlife 19:3, pages 253-266.
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JeanC. Mangun, KaraW. Throgmorton, AndrewD. Carver & MaeA. Davenport. (2007) Assessing Stakeholder Perceptions: Listening to Avid Hunters of Western Kentucky. Human Dimensions of Wildlife 12:3, pages 157-168.
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LailaA. Racevskis & Frank Lupi. (2006) Comparing Urban and Rural Perceptions of and Familiarity With the Management of Forest Ecosystems. Society & Natural Resources 19:6, pages 479-495.
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JenniferK. Lord & AntonyS. Cheng. (2006) Public Involvement in State Fish and Wildlife Agencies in the U.S.: A Thumbnail Sketch of Techniques and Barriers. Human Dimensions of Wildlife 11:1, pages 55-69.
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Marcus K. Measells, Stephen C. Grado & Louis M. Capella. (2016) Assessing Attitudes and Preferred Communication Methods toward Forestry from a Statewide Survey of Mississippi Public School Teachers. Bulletin of Science, Technology & Society 23:6, pages 436-443.
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