CABI eBooks,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 120 - 129
Published: Dec. 14, 2022
In
this
chapter,
we
review
the
contributions
of
past
research
on
tourists'
knowledge,
perceptions,
and
behaviours
towards
invasive
non-native
species
(INNS)
globally.
Although
is
an
underrepresented
topic
in
invasion
science
field,
highlight
its
importance
for
improving
scientific
understanding,
policy,
management.
particular,
a
better
understanding
knowledge
perceptions
can
help
with
well-targeted
education
awareness
campaigns
to
mitigate
their
role
introduction
spread
INNS
as
well
develop
strategies
mobilize
tourists
contribute
control
invasions
sites
they
visit.
For
example,
enhancing
engagement
could
also
provide
extra
revenues
manage
at
popular
touristic
sites,
illustrated
by
numerous
willingness-to-pay
studies.
A
tourists,
tourism-related
stakeholders
other
actors
give
insights
into
conflicts
inform
measures
them
future.
More
policies
build
broader
buy
management
make
actions
more
socially
acceptable.
Society & Natural Resources,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
35(9), P. 1021 - 1039
Published: May 10, 2022
Ecological
restoration
is
the
process
of
repairing
ecosystems
that
have
been
degraded
by
human
activity.
Because
success
depends
upon
support
communities,
engaging
with
cultural
values
held
local
people
critical
to
process.
Cultural
are
closely
beliefs
about
what
important
grounded
in
historical
and
contemporary
relationships
ecosystems.
To
address
extent
projects
peer-reviewed
literature
consider
values,
we
conducted
a
systematic
review
covering
1994–2021,
resulting
sample
56
articles.
From
our
review,
found
include
data
on
collected
mostly
through
qualitative
approaches.
Concepts
from
analysis,
ecosystem
services,
traditional
ecological
knowledge
commonly
used
frame
restoration.
Drawing
results,
suggest
standardized
set
best
practices
for
practitioners
researchers
incorporating
into
their
projects.
Fire,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
8(3), P. 102 - 102
Published: March 4, 2025
Many
barriers
prevent
ranchers
from
supporting
prescribed
fire
on
grazing
leases
or
their
own
land.
Barriers
include
negative
perceptions
of
resources
limitations,
and
fear
liability.
We
surveyed
ranching
landowners
around
four
National
Grasslands
in
North
South
Dakota—public
grazinglands
managed
by
the
USDA
Forest
Service—to
assess
landowner
attitudes
towards
provide
insight
into
to
using
burning
Grasslands.
Respondents
reported
being
motivated
an
interest
stewardship
want
managers
prioritize
sound
science
decision-making
But
respondents
generally
had
little
awareness
potential
benefits.
With
respect
fire,
specifically,
greatest
degree
trust
activity
and/or
information
Pheasants
Forever
county
Extension,
lowest
Service.
Despite
proximity
public
grazingland,
where
risk
resource
for
would
be
borne
Service,
disagreed
that
use
should
increased
stated
a
lack
readiness
conduct
burns
ranches.
As
primary
these
communities
appear
perceptions,
educational
materials
trusted
sources
opportunities
engage
with
might
help
explain
when
appropriate
landscape
aid
understanding
between
entities
like
those
who
are
concerned
about
use.
Journal of Travel Research,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
61(6), P. 1342 - 1357
Published: July 26, 2021
Last
chance
tourism
(LCT)
has
received
significant
attention
within
the
academic
literature
and
popular
press
because
of
its
controversial
nature
bringing
travelers
to
threatened
places.
However,
little
theory
been
applied
understand
why
gravitate
toward
this
type
tourism.
Hence,
work
combines
value–belief–norm
(VBN)
model
planned
behavior
(TPB)
framework
explain
intentions
participate
in
LCT.
Survey
data
were
collected
from
a
national
panel
(
n
=
436)
US
2019.
A
two-step
modeling
approach
(confirmatory
factor
analysis
structural
equation
modeling)
was
followed
examine
psychometrics
hypothesized
relationships
between
VBN
constructs,
TPB
Of
11
hypotheses
examined,
nine
supported,
with
both
theories
combining
61%
variance
travelers’
intentions.
The
construct
“social
norms”
best
predictor
LCT
intentions,
emphasizing
conspicuous
LCT’s
influence
on
demand.
Conservation Science and Practice,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
6(7)
Published: June 24, 2024
Abstract
With
increasing
attention
to
climate
change
and
biodiversity
loss,
conservation
social
science
research
on
land
management
practices
is
burgeoning.
Researchers
have
broadened
their
focus
from
protected
areas
diverse
types
of
support
mitigation.
But,
developing
effective
strategies
for
these
issues
requires
an
in‐depth
understanding
both
the
socio‐psychological
factors
that
guide
landholders'
decision‐making
global
trends
in
literature.
To
assess
status
behavior
research,
we
systematically
reviewed
published
between
2010
2020
five
seminal
journals.
Of
11,607
articles
reviewed,
identified
100
about
behavior.
We
assessed
theoretical
groundings,
measurement
methodology,
land‐use
terminology
practices,
ecosystem
type,
geographic
distribution.
strengths
significant
gaps
weaknesses
across
research.
For
example,
52%
made
no
meaningful
connection
theory,
only
14%
papers
used
observed
behavioral
data,
86%
studies
uses
non‐experimental
methods
researchers
disproportionately
measured
developed
nations
(66%).
also
find
language
describe
very
heterogeneous,
making
it
difficult
summarize
using
traditional
systematic
review
methods.
Conducting
a
limited
can
help
identify
disciplines
might
otherwise
missed.
Results
our
future
development
evidence‐based
policies
mitigate
loss.
