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Scenic Rivers Study Report No. 12. Attitudes of Idaho Residents Toward Free Flowing Rivers as a Water Use in Idaho

J. E. Carlson

The study was designed to determine: (1) The relative position of natural resources among other areas of concern to the people of Idaho, and (2) the relative importance of wild rivers as a water use in Idaho. There was a 91% return rate for the interviewer administered questionnaire. Idaho residents rank various natural resource uses high in priority. These high priority uses tend to be both in the areas of utilization and preservation suggesting that Idaho residents tend to approach resource use from a balanced perspective.

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Scenic Rivers Study Report No. 12. Attitudes of Idaho Residents Toward Free Flowing Rivers as a Water Use in Idaho

J. E. Carlson

The study was designed to determine: (1) The relative position of natural resources among other areas of concern to the people of Idaho, and (2) the relative importance of wild rivers as a water use in Idaho. There was a 91% return rate for the interviewer administered questionnaire. Idaho residents rank various natural resource uses high in priority. These high priority uses tend to be both in the areas of utilization and preservation suggesting that Idaho residents tend to approach resource use from a balanced perspective.

Scenic Rivers Study Report No. 12. Attitudes of Idaho Residents Toward Free Flowing Rivers as a Water Use in Idaho

J. E. Carlson

The study was designed to determine: (1) The relative position of natural resources among other areas of concern to the people of Idaho, and (2) the relative importance of wild rivers as a water use in Idaho. There was a 91% return rate for the interviewer administered questionnaire. Idaho residents rank various natural resource uses high in priority. These high priority uses tend to be both in the areas of utilization and preservation suggesting that Idaho residents tend to approach resource use from a balanced perspective.

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Title:

Scenic Rivers Study Report No. 12. Attitudes of Idaho Residents Toward Free Flowing Rivers as a Water Use in Idaho

Contributors:

J. E. Carlson (author)

Publication date:

1974

Size:

60 pages

Type of media:

Report

Type of material:

No indication

Language:

English

Keywords:

Natural Resource Management , Psychology , Social Concerns , Rivers , Attitude surveys , Idaho , Water resources , Classifications , Social conditions , Questionnaires , Wild rivers , Water utilization

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