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Publication Details

Title:
Wilderness Science Application and Delivery: Google Jamboard data from 2022 data gathering sessions
Author(s):
Redmore, Lauren E.; Rushing, Jaclyn F.; Armatas, Christopher A.; Wright, Vita
Publication Year:
2024
How to Cite:
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Redmore, Lauren E.; Rushing, Jaclyn F.; Armatas, Christopher A.; Wright, Vita. 2024. Wilderness Science Application and Delivery: Google Jamboard data from 2022 data gathering sessions. Fort Collins, CO: Forest Service Research Data Archive. https://doi.org/10.2737/RDS-2024-0051
Abstract:
These data are wilderness managers' and management partners' Google Jamboard responses to questions posed by originators at seven virtual data gathering sessions. Data gathering sessions were held from May through October 2022 and included questions about routine decisions and tasks, the information managers use to support those decisions, use of science in decision making, successes and challenges moving science into action, trust of scientists, and keys to success or failure of co-produced science. Resulting data includes individual data files, containing free text responses, for each question.

Keywords:
boundaries; location; society; planningCadastre; Environment and People; Decision making, public involvement; Natural Resource Management & Use; Wilderness; wilderness stewardship planning; best available science; science-based management; research-management gap; co-production; National Wilderness Preservation System; United States
Related publications:
  • Redmore, Lauren E.; Rushing, Jaclyn F.; Armatas, Christopher A.; Wright, Vita. Unknown. Examining and strengthening the role of science in wilderness decision-making. Parks Stewardship Forum. [In review].
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