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Attitudes about oaks in Calaveras County
Authors
John W. LeBlancKen Churches
Richard B. Standiford
Robert Logan
Daniel Irving
Authors Affiliations
John W. LeBlanc is Staff Research Associate, Natural Resources Program, Department of Forestry and Resource Management, University of California, Berkeley; Kenneth R. Churches is County Director, UC Cooperative Extension, Calaveras County; Richard B. Standiford is Extension Forestry Specialist, Department of Forestry and Resources Management, UC Berkeley; Robert Logan is Area Forestry Specialist, Cooperative Extension, El Dorado County; Daniel M. Irving is former County Director (retired), Calaveras County.Publication Information
Hilgardia 43(4):11-13. DOI:10.3733/ca.v043n04p11. July 1989.
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Abstract
County residents surveyed considered oak rangelands important as a natural resource, but opinions diverged concerning management of the resource. The survey provides baseline information against which future educational outreach programs can be measured.
LeBlanc J, Churches K, Standiford R, Logan R, Irving D. 1989. Attitudes about oaks in Calaveras County. Hilgardia 43(4):11-13. DOI:10.3733/ca.v043n04p11
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