Mark Brunson
Biographic Data
| ID | 3708816 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mark Brunson |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mark |
| FAMILY NAME | Brunson |
| SIGNATURE | BRUNSON M |
| AFFILIATIONS | c Utah State University, Logan, Utah |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1990 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
American Perceptions and Attitudes about Domestic Climate Migrants and Migration
Domestic climate migration is likely to increase in the future, but we know little about public perceptions and attitudes about climate migrants and migration. Understanding how perceptions and attitudes are formed is a critical task in assessing public support for assistance policies and developing effective messaging campaigns. In this paper, we aim to better understand how the U.S. public perceives domestic climate migrants. We use novel surve…
Challenges and Opportunities for Extension in Drought Adaptation
Prolonged drought poses significant challenges for food and fiber production in the U.S. Southwest, where range livestock production has great economic and cultural significance. Sustaining rangeland agriculture in the region necessitates swift and nimble uptake of drought adaptations. While the Cooperative Extension Service serves as a promising resource to drought adaptation among ranchers, how Extension staff perceive their capacity to support…
Introducing and evaluating a knowledge transfer approach to support problem solving in and around protected areas
Protected areas (PAs) can generate many benefits inside and outside their borders, and achieving objectives for diverse stakeholders raises many challenges. There are many examples of successful PA management around the globe, although a systematic and comprehensive approach to developing and sharing these solutions has been lacking. We present "solutioning" as a structured process of peer-learning, which can inform management strategies in and a…
A hierarchy of campsite attributes in dispersed recreation settings
Knowledge about preferences for campsite attributes is needed so that management strategies can be guided by users' preferences for settings and experiences. However results of campsite choice studies have shown great variability across settings. Reexamination of this research shows a hierarchical typology of attributes: most important are necessity attributes, which supply basic camping needs, followed by experience attributes, which enhance pre…
A hierarchy of campsite attributes in dispersed recreation settings
Knowledge about preferences for campsite attributes is needed so that management strategies can be guided by users' preferences for settings and experiences. However results of campsite choice studies have shown great variability across settings. Reexamination of this research shows a hierarchical typology of attributes: most important are necessity attributes, which supply basic camping needs, followed by experience attributes, which enhance pre…
Introducing and evaluating a knowledge transfer approach to support problem solving in and around protected areas
Protected areas (PAs) can generate many benefits inside and outside their borders, and achieving objectives for diverse stakeholders raises many challenges. There are many examples of successful PA management around the globe, although a systematic and comprehensive approach to developing and sharing these solutions has been lacking. We present "solutioning" as a structured process of peer-learning, which can inform management strategies in and a…
A hierarchy of campsite attributes in dispersed recreation settings
Knowledge about preferences for campsite attributes is needed so that management strategies can be guided by users' preferences for settings and experiences. However results of campsite choice studies have shown great variability across settings. Reexamination of this research shows a hierarchical typology of attributes: most important are necessity attributes, which supply basic camping needs, followed by experience attributes, which enhance pre…
Introducing and evaluating a knowledge transfer approach to support problem solving in and around protected areas
Protected areas (PAs) can generate many benefits inside and outside their borders, and achieving objectives for diverse stakeholders raises many challenges. There are many examples of successful PA management around the globe, although a systematic and comprehensive approach to developing and sharing these solutions has been lacking. We present "solutioning" as a structured process of peer-learning, which can inform management strategies in and a…
American Perceptions and Attitudes about Domestic Climate Migrants and Migration
Domestic climate migration is likely to increase in the future, but we know little about public perceptions and attitudes about climate migrants and migration. Understanding how perceptions and attitudes are formed is a critical task in assessing public support for assistance policies and developing effective messaging campaigns. In this paper, we aim to better understand how the U.S. public perceives domestic climate migrants. We use novel surve…
Challenges and Opportunities for Extension in Drought Adaptation
Prolonged drought poses significant challenges for food and fiber production in the U.S. Southwest, where range livestock production has great economic and cultural significance. Sustaining rangeland agriculture in the region necessitates swift and nimble uptake of drought adaptations. While the Cooperative Extension Service serves as a promising resource to drought adaptation among ranchers, how Extension staff perceive their capacity to support…
Geography (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Business (2 works) · Climate change (2 works) · Environmental planning (2 works) · Environmental resource management (2 works) · Environmental Science (2 works) · Process (computing (2 works)