#10301. Drivers of Climate Change Risk Perceptions among Diverse Forest Stakeholders in Maine, USA

August 2026publication date
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Sociology and Political Science;
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Environmental Science (miscellaneous);
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Abstract:
Climate change is impacting forest ecosystems, which support key ecosystem services and the general well-being of natural resource-dependent communities. Understanding the determinants of climate change risk perceptions among forest resource stakeholders is critical to eliciting broad support for adaptation. We examined social-psychological drivers of climate change risk perceptions using hierarchical regression based on an online survey of forest stakeholders, representing a wide range of subsectors.
Keywords:
Affect; experience; forest management; forest owners; socio-ecological systems; survey research

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