Formerly the Vermont Monitoring Cooperative

Type

Research project

Principal Investigator

Terri Donovan

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Affiliation:: University of Vermont
Role:: Project Lead/Principal Investigator
Start Date:: 2013-06-01
End Date:: 2015-06-01
Contact Information:: E-mail: tdonovan@uvm.edu
Work phone: (802) 656-2516

Jessica Espenshade

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Affiliation:: Rubenstein School of Environment and Natural Resources, University of Vermont
Role:: Project Lead/Principal Investigator
Start Date:: 2013-06-01
End Date:: 2015-06-01
Contact Information:: E-mail: jespenshade@gmail.com

Robert Manning

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Affiliation:: Rubenstein School of Environment and Natural Resources, University of Vermont
Role:: Project Lead/Principal Investigator
Start Date:: 2013-06-01
End Date:: 2015-06-01
Contact Information:: E-mail: Robert.Manning@uvm.edu

James Murdoch

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Affiliation:
Role:: Project Lead/Principal Investigator
Start Date:: 2013-06-01
End Date:: 2015-06-01
Contact Information:: E-mail: jmurdoch@uvm.edu
Work phone: 802-656-2912

Contributing Organizations

University of Vermont Rubenstein School of Environment and Natural Resources

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Affiliation:
Role:: Lead institution
Start Date:: 2013-06-01
End Date:: 2015-06-01

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Project Citation

Espenshade, J. L., J. D. Murdoch, T. M. Donovan, R. E. Manning, C. A. Bettigole, and J. Austin. In review. Public acceptability of development in the Northern Forest of Vermont, USA -- the influence of wildlife information, recreation involvement, and demographic characteristics. PLoS One.

Links

Northeastern States Research Cooperative

Project

Public acceptability of development in the Northern Forest of Vermont, USA - the influence of wildlife information, recreation involvement, and demographic characteristics

Datasets

Data Availability	Name	Objective	Description	Dates
Downloadable	Survey and questionnaire data	Dataset used to address three questions: 1) What is the public’s acceptability of alternative levels of development? 2) Is acceptability of development influenced by wildlife presence information? a nd 3) Is the maximum amount of acceptable development influenced by views about wildlife, involvement in recreation, and demographic characteristics? Read More	Survey and questionnaire data from the project.	2013-06-01 to 2015-06-01