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How Family Forest Owners Consider Timber Harvesting, Land Sale, and Conservation Easement Decisions: Insights from Massachusetts, USA

机译：家庭林主如何考虑木材采伐，土地出让和保护措施的决策：美国马萨诸塞州的见解

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Ten million family forest owners own 35 percent of US forestland. Although one owner's action may be insignificant, many owners' decisions across the landscape and over time can together affect the forest ecosystem. By analyzing survey data from Massachusetts, this paper examines the thought processes of family forest owners when considering timber harvesting, land sale, and conservation easement decisions, all having great potential to shape the future of individual properties and forest landscape. Some factors (e.g., attitudes towards forestland and desire for and experience of cooperation) were important for engaged and unengaged owners, some factors (e.g., attained education level, age, and absenteeism) were irrelevant, and some factors (e.g., acreage and information sources) had mixed effects depending on the decision and landowner engagement level. The results suggest the need to avoid any one-size-fits-all approach, differentiate landowners based on their engagement level, and tailor outreach efforts to address the interests and concerns of particular audiences.
机译：1000万家庭森林所有者拥有美国35％的林地。尽管一个所有者的动作可能微不足道，但是许多所有者在整个景观中以及随着时间的推移所做出的决定会共同影响森林生态系统。通过分析马萨诸塞州的调查数据，本文研究了家庭森林所有者在考虑木材采伐，出售土地和保护地役权的决策过程中的思维过程，所有这些都具有塑造个人财产和森林景观未来的巨大潜力。一些因素（例如，对林地的态度以及对合作的渴望和经验）对于敬业和未参与的所有者很重要，某些因素（例如，受过教育的水平，年龄和旷工）无关紧要，而某些因素（例如，种植面积和信息）来源）的影响取决于决策和土地所有者的参与程度。结果表明，有必要避免任何一种千篇一律的方法，根据他们的参与程度来区分土地所有者，并调整宣传力度以解决特定受众的兴趣和关注。

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