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Regional Environmental Change - When established institutional pathways for energy efficiency policies necessary to mitigate climate change are blocked at the federal level, how do entrepreneurs in... 相似文献
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Building trust between resource users and natural resource institutions is essential when creating conservation policies that
rely on stakeholders to be effective. Trust can enable the public and agencies to engage in cooperative behaviors toward shared
goals and address shared problems. Despite the increasing attention that trust has received recently in the environmental
management literature, the influence that individual cognitive and behavioral factors may play in influencing levels of trust
in resource management institutions, and their associated scientific assessments, remains unclear. This paper uses the case
of fisheries management in the northeast to explore the relationships between an individual’s knowledge of the resource, perceptions
of resource health, and participatory experience on levels of trust. Using survey data collected from 244 avid recreational
anglers in the Northeast U.S., we test these relationships using structural equation modeling. Results indicate that participation
in fisheries management is associated with increased trust across all aspects of fisheries management. In addition, higher
ratings of resource health by anglers are associated with higher levels of trust of state and regional institutions, but not
federal institutions or scientific methods. 相似文献
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