Urban forest social assessment
Reference Type
Journal, Research (Article)
Journal, Research (Article)
Because urban forests must manage people as well as resources, social scientists become an important link between resource managers trained to consider natural resources and thousands of citizens using the forest.
[Ti: Urban forest social assessment]
[Au: Schwabe, J., , ,]
[So: In: Voland, M.E. and Hester, W.H., eds. Social impact analysis in the Forest Service: a workshop summary. U.S. Forest Service, Office of Environmental Coordination, Policy Analysis Staff. p.29-31.]
[Ky: Managing the Urban Forest]]
Authors
J. Schwabe
J. Schwabe
Date Published
1982
1982
Journal/Conference
In: Voland, M.E. and Hester, W.H., eds. Social impact analysis in the Forest Service: a workshop summary. U.S. Forest Service, Office of Environmental Coordination, Policy Analysis Staff. p.29-31.
In: Voland, M.E. and Hester, W.H., eds. Social impact analysis in the Forest Service: a workshop summary. U.S. Forest Service, Office of Environmental Coordination, Policy Analysis Staff. p.29-31.
Publisher
In: Voland, M.E. and Hester, W.H., eds. Social impact analysis in the Forest Service: a workshop summary. U.S. Forest Service, Office of Environmental Coordination, Policy Analysis Staff. p.29-31.
In: Voland, M.E. and Hester, W.H., eds. Social impact analysis in the Forest Service: a workshop summary. U.S. Forest Service, Office of Environmental Coordination, Policy Analysis Staff. p.29-31.
ISBN/ISSN
NA
NA
Sub-Topics
Best Management Practices (BMPs)
Best Management Practices (BMPs)
Keywords
Managing the Urban Forest
Managing the Urban Forest
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