Aboriginal expectations and perceived effectiveness of forest management practices and forest certification in Ontario
Aboriginal expectations and perceived effectiveness of forest management practices and forest certification in Ontario
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安大略省原住民对森林管理实践和森林认证的期望和感知有效性
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2008
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D. Brubacher
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S. Kant;D. Brubacher
本文旨在更好地了解土著人民对森林环境的期望，以及他们对皇冠林地森林规划和管理业务的看法。本文还考察了不同土著社区、拥有认证森林和未认证森林的社区、三个主要用户群体（传统用户、商业用户和领导层）以及了解和不了解认证的土著居民对认证的期望和看法的差异。这项谅解是根据来自五个第一民族的数据制定的，其中两个民族拥有fsc认证的森林，三个民族拥有未经认证的森林，均来自安大略省。采用概念认知内容映射（Conceptual Cognitive Content Mapping, 3CM）技术收集数据，并采用Freidman检验、Sign检验和Kruskal-Wallis检验等非参数统计检验进行分析。我们得出的结论是，土著人最重视的是与土著人有关的一组期望。
The paper aims to develop a better understanding of Aboriginal peoples’ expectations of the forest environment, and their perceptions of forest planning and management operations on Crown forestlands. The paper also examines the variation in Aboriginal expectations and perceptions across different Aboriginal communities, communities with certified and non-certified forests, three primary user groups (Traditional users, Commercial users, and Leadership), and Aboriginal people with and without knowledge of certification. The understanding is developed on the basis of data from five First Nations, two having FSC-certified forests and three having non-certified forests, all from Ontario. Data were collected using Conceptual Cognitive Content Mapping (3CM) techniques, and were analyzed using various non-parametric statistical tests, including the Freidman test, Sign test, and Kruskal–Wallis test. We conclude that Aboriginal people place the highest importance on a group of expectations related to Aboriginal an...