Human–river relationships depend on human–human relationships: River and watershed organizations in three western US states
Human–river relationships depend on human–human relationships: River and watershed organizations in three western US states
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人与河流的关系取决于人与人的关系:美国西部三个州的河流和流域组织
DOI:
10.1002/rra.4136
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发表时间:
2023
影响因子:
2.2
通讯作者:
Rogers, Caitlyn S.
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作者:
Flint, Courtney G.;Holdaway, Bailey M.;Rogers, Caitlyn S.
Human–nature relationship concepts are held collectively within society and guide environmentally oriented actions. This article explores the roles played by environmental organizations, particularly those focused on rivers and watersheds, in catalyzing interaction and action driven by human–river relationship goals. Interviews were conducted with representatives from 64 river and watershed organizations in Montana, Utah, and Wyoming in 2022. Organizational representatives were asked about mission focus areas, human–river relationships, the knowledge they draw upon to guide their efforts, and factors and obstacles that enable and constrain their progress and success. These qualitative data reveal a strong orientation toward steward and partner types of human–nature relationship concepts; however, there are discrepancies in conceptual interpretations. For river and watershed organizations in the US Intermountain West, human–river relationship goals depend strongly on human–human relationships in the form of diverse knowledge integration, collaboration, partnerships, trust, and communication in order to achieve their river‐related goals.
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