Private Forest Owners and Invasive Plants: Risk Perception and Management
Private Forest Owners and Invasive Plants: Risk Perception and Management
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DOI：
10.1614/ipsm-d-12-00005.1
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发表时间：
2012-07-01
影响因子：
1.1
通讯作者：
Charnley, Susan
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作者：
Fischer, A. Paige;Charnley, Susan
本文利用邮件调查数据的统计分析和俄勒冈州黄松带访谈数据的定性分析，调查了非工业私有森林（NIPF）所有者对入侵植物风险的认知和缓解措施。我们发现，52%的调查样本知道当地自然资源专家认为有问题的入侵植物物种；70%的人担心这些物种；46%的人处理了他们包裹上的入侵植物。业主对入侵植物风险的认知从缺乏意识或关注，到认为入侵植物侵扰具有离散的原因和可控的后果，再到认为入侵植物的入侵具有分散的原因和不可控的影响。意识到或关注入侵植物物种是预测因素(p
We investigated nonindustrial private forest (NIPF) owners' invasive plant risk perceptions and mitigation practices using statistical analysis of mail survey data and qualitative analysis of interview data collected in Oregon's ponderosa pine zone. We found that 52% of the survey sample was aware of invasive plant species considered problematic by local natural resource professionals; 70% was concerned about these species; and 46% had treated invasive plants on their parcels. Owners' perceptions of invasive plant risks fell along a spectrum ranging from a lack of awareness or concern, to the view that invasive plant infestations have discrete causes and controllable consequences, to the perception that incursions by invasive plants have diffuse causes and uncontrollable effects. Being aware or concerned about invasive plant species were predictors (p