Assessment of an interpretive program for U.S. coast guard personnel

Article Abstract:

Studies done to examine the effect of a print-based interpretive program on acceptance by U.S. Coast Guard personnel of an endangered-species protection program are reported. Results of the study reveals that the print-based program was effective at changing most highly targeted attitudes, but had little effect on more general attitudes.

Environmental movement, Environmentalism, United States. Coast Guard

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Mortality gradients within and among dominant plant populations as barometers of ecosystem change during extreme drought

Article Abstract:

The effect of drought and other climate changes on plant populations is examined by focusing on plant species of southwestern America.

Climatic changes, Climate change, Droughts

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Using scalar models for precautionary assessments of threatened species

Article Abstract:

The usage of scalar population models for assessing endangered species population is presented.

Measurement, Animal populations

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