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| Genre/Form: | Case studies |
|---|---|
| Material Type: | Government publication, National government publication, Internet resource |
| Document Type: | Book, Internet Resource |
| All Authors / Contributors: |
George Cvetkovich; Patricia L Winter; Pacific Southwest Research Station. |
| OCLC Number: | 298130436 |
| Notes: | "June 2008." |
| Description: | 42 p. : ill. ; 28 cm. |
| Series Title: | Research paper PSW, 257. |
| Responsibility: | George T. Cvetkovich and Patricia L. Winter. |
Abstract:
This report presents results from a study of San Bernardino National Forest community residents' experiences with and perceptions of fire, fire management, and the Forest Service. Using self-administered surveys and focus group discussions, we found that participants had personal experiences with fire, were concerned about fire, and felt knowledgeable about effective fire management. Consideration of future consequences, a measure of time orientation, was not found to be related to beliefs about and reactions to wildfire. Trust in the Forest Service was related to a number of fire-associated attitudes. Findings help shed light on the experiences of residents living in fire-prone communities and highlight the importance of trust in understanding public perceptions about fire management.
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- Forest fires -- California -- San Bernardino National Forest -- Case studies.
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- Fire management -- California -- San Bernardino National Forest -- Case studies.
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