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2. Social Science and Natural Resource Recreation Management
3. Human Ecology Bulletin
4. Shared Principles of Restoration Practice in the Chicago Wilderness Region
5. The Distinction between Humans and Nature: Human Perceptions of Connectedness to Nature and Elements of the Natural and Unnatural
6. Culturally Defined Keystone Species
7. Reciprocity as Principled Argument: The Ethics of Human-Nature Interactions for the Letuama
8. The Connection to Other Animals and Caring for Nature
9. Values, Emotions and Desired Outcomes Reflected in Public Responses to Forest Management Plans
10. Personal Environmental Histories: Expressions of Self and Place
11. The Influence of Proximity to a National Forest on Emotions and Fire-Management Decisions
12. Environmental Epiphanies: Theoretical Foundations and Practical Applications
13. Motives as Predictors of the Public's Attitudes Toward Solid Waste Issues
14. How similar are recycling and waste reduction? Future orientation and reasons for reducing waste as predictors of self-reported behavior
15. Institutional Diversity in the Planning Process Yields Similar Outcomes for Vegetation in Ecological Restoration
16. The impact of procedural justice on opinions of public policy: solid waste management as an example
17. Why recycle? A comparison of recycling motivations in four communities
18. Toward a sustainable society: waste minimization through environmentally conscious consuming
19. Social Science Methods Used in the RESTORE Project
20. Predicting recycling behavior from global and specific environmental attitudesand changes in recycling opportunities
21. Environmental emotions and decisions: a comparison of the responses and expectations of forest managers, an environmental group, and the public
22. An exploratory study of outdoor recreation site choices
23. What makes a recycler? A comparison of recyclers and nonrecyclers
24. Institutional Diversity in the Planning Process Yields Similar Outcomes for Vegetation in Ecological Restoration.
25. Natural Laws and Human Nature
26. Methodological Issues in the Assessment of Landscape Quality
27. Resident and user support for urban natural areas restoration practices
28. The effects of perceived conflict, resource scarcity, and information bias on emotions and environmental decisions
29. Perceived Intergenerational Differences in the Transmission of Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK) in Two Indigenous Groups from Colombia and Guatemala
30. Intrinsic and extrinsic rewards in a nonformal environmental education program
31. The Influence of Proximity to a National Forest on Emotions and Fire-Management Decisions
32. Natural Resources Conflicts
33. Generational Transmission of Traditional Ecological Knowledge in Latin American Rainforests
34. Emotion and Environmental Management
35. PUBLIC ATTITUDES TOWARD FOREST MANAGEMENT IN AN ILLINOIS NATIONAL FOREST
36. RESPONSIBILITY FOR ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS AND THE CONSEQUENCES OF WASTE REDUCTION: A TEST OF THE NORM-ACTIVATION MODEL
37. Book review: Why the Wild Things Are
38. ESF-X: a low-cost modular experiment computer for space flight experiments.
39. RESEARCH: Motives as Predictors of the Public's Attitudes Toward Solid Waste Issues
40. Disparate WTA-WTP disparities: the influence of human versus natural causes
41. Reducing Solid Waste
42. REDUCING SOLID WASTE: Linking Recycling to Environmentally Responsible Consumerism
43. The WTA/WTP disparity and the economic value of street trees
44. Conservation-Wise Consumers: Recycling and Household Shopping as Ecological Behavior
45. Predicting Recycling Behavior from Global and Specific Environmental Attitudes and Changes in Recycling Opportunities1
46. The Effect of Street Trees on Perceived Values of Residential Property
47. Toward a phenomenology of recreation place
48. Intrinsic and extrinsic rewards in a nonformal environmental education program.
49. Are You Thinking What I Think You Are? A Study of Actual and Estimated Goal Priorities and Decision Preferences of Resource Managers, Environmentalists, and the Public
50. Natural Resources Conflicts: Why Do Emotions Matter? Natural Resources Conflicts and the Role of Managers' Emotions.
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