Jason Gordon
Biographic Data
| ID | 4015973 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jason Gordon |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jason |
| FAMILY NAME | Gordon |
| SIGNATURE | GORDON J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Mississippi State University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9121-2871 |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 25 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Barriers to the Accessibility of Childcare Services for Children With Disabilities Aged 0 to 5 Years: Perspectives of Parents and Childcare Staff
According to Article 23 of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child, children with disabilities are entitled to education, including access to high‐quality childcare services. Despite international and national commitments to inclusion, persistent obstacles continue to limit equitable access to childcare services for children with disabilities. This descriptive qualitative study examines barriers to the accessibility of childcare …
Examining the impacts of urban tree structure and condition on adult depression in the United States
Critical gaps exist in understanding the relationship between urban individual tree attributes and adult depression. • A linear mixed-effects model examined possible associations between individual tree attributes and adult depression. • The loss of crown (crown dieback) and the uncompacted crown percentage were positively related to depression. • The maintenance and management of trees can lead to improved mental health. Urbanization can stimula…
Factors influencing forestland enrollment in Georgia's preferential property tax programs
Nonindustrial private forest landowner willingness to pay for prescribed burning to lower wildfire hazards
The length and determinants of forestland ownerships in Mississippi from 1999 to 2019
How to protect the U.S. forest products industry from the perspective of trade? A comparison of policies within the forest supply chain
Estimating the willingness to pay to preserve waterfront open spaces using contingent valuation
An Exploration ofAfricanAmerican Forest Landowners inMississippi
InMississippi counties with largeAfricanAmerican populations, forest resources constitute one of the most important agricultural outputs. Despite the efforts of natural resources extension personnel to provide educational programming to this group, little is known about their needs, concerns, and meanings of the landscape for them. Research has taken place in theCarolinas, Alabama, andGeorgia; however, forests andAfricanAmerican forest landowners…
What Do Stakeholders Add to Identification of Conservation Lands
The Highlands Conservation Act of 2004 (H. R. 1964) mandated a comprehensive review of five conservation values throughout Pennsylvania's Highland region. Generally, experts conduct such work and routinely dismiss stakeholder input as unnecessary because the latter lack the level of understanding and knowledge held by those "who really understand the issues." In this article, we compare the lands identified by experts to those identified by stake…
Mountaintop Removal and Job Creation: Exploring the Relationship Using Spatial Regression
This project focused on a new and increasingly contested method of coal extraction, mountaintop removal (MTR), and its effects on central Appalachian residents' quality of life vis-à-vis increased employment. Attention is given to central Appalachia because its fossil fuel landscapes have undergone major changes as a result of two interrelated forces: (1) a national push for energy independence that led to the region's all-time high production of…
West Virginia Wildland Fire as Latent Social Discontent
This research explores community perceptions of wildland fire risk in two fire-prone West Virginia counties. We employed community field theory and key informant interviews to observe how the local context, including sociocultural heritage, influenced risk perceptions, and meanings of fire. In contrast with expert risk assessments, residents did not view fire as a probability of harm. Residents’ familiarity with local ecology was important in att…
Wildfire Perception and Community Change: Wildfire Perception and Community Change
Given increasing political and financial commitments to wildfire preparedness, risk policy demands that risk identification, assessment, and mitigation activities are balanced among diverse resident groups. Essential for this is the understanding of residents' perceptions of wildfire risks. This study compares wildfire-risk perceptions of Pennsylvania residents with those of Minnesotans living in natural-amenity-rich communities. Natural-amenity-…
Partnerships for Empowerment: Participatory Research for Community‐Based Natural Resource Management , edited by Carl Wilmsen, William Elmendorf, Larry Fisher, Jacquelyn Ross, Brinda Sarathy, and Gail…
Wildfire Perception and Community Change: Wildfire Perception and Community Change
Given increasing political and financial commitments to wildfire preparedness, risk policy demands that risk identification, assessment, and mitigation activities are balanced among diverse resident groups. Essential for this is the understanding of residents' perceptions of wildfire risks. This study compares wildfire-risk perceptions of Pennsylvania residents with those of Minnesotans living in natural-amenity-rich communities. Natural-amenity-…
An Exploration ofAfricanAmerican Forest Landowners inMississippi
InMississippi counties with largeAfricanAmerican populations, forest resources constitute one of the most important agricultural outputs. Despite the efforts of natural resources extension personnel to provide educational programming to this group, little is known about their needs, concerns, and meanings of the landscape for them. Research has taken place in theCarolinas, Alabama, andGeorgia; however, forests andAfricanAmerican forest landowners…
Mountaintop Removal and Job Creation: Exploring the Relationship Using Spatial Regression
This project focused on a new and increasingly contested method of coal extraction, mountaintop removal (MTR), and its effects on central Appalachian residents' quality of life vis-à-vis increased employment. Attention is given to central Appalachia because its fossil fuel landscapes have undergone major changes as a result of two interrelated forces: (1) a national push for energy independence that led to the region's all-time high production of…
How to protect the U.S. forest products industry from the perspective of trade? A comparison of policies within the forest supply chain
Estimating the willingness to pay to preserve waterfront open spaces using contingent valuation
West Virginia Wildland Fire as Latent Social Discontent
This research explores community perceptions of wildland fire risk in two fire-prone West Virginia counties. We employed community field theory and key informant interviews to observe how the local context, including sociocultural heritage, influenced risk perceptions, and meanings of fire. In contrast with expert risk assessments, residents did not view fire as a probability of harm. Residents’ familiarity with local ecology was important in att…
Partnerships for Empowerment: Participatory Research for Community‐Based Natural Resource Management , edited by Carl Wilmsen, William Elmendorf, Larry Fisher, Jacquelyn Ross, Brinda Sarathy, and Gail…
Partnerships for Empowerment: Participatory Research for Community‐Based Natural Resource Management , edited by Carl Wilmsen, William Elmendorf, Larry Fisher, Jacquelyn Ross, Brinda Sarathy, and Gail…
West Virginia Wildland Fire as Latent Social Discontent
This research explores community perceptions of wildland fire risk in two fire-prone West Virginia counties. We employed community field theory and key informant interviews to observe how the local context, including sociocultural heritage, influenced risk perceptions, and meanings of fire. In contrast with expert risk assessments, residents did not view fire as a probability of harm. Residents’ familiarity with local ecology was important in att…
Wildfire Perception and Community Change: Wildfire Perception and Community Change
Given increasing political and financial commitments to wildfire preparedness, risk policy demands that risk identification, assessment, and mitigation activities are balanced among diverse resident groups. Essential for this is the understanding of residents' perceptions of wildfire risks. This study compares wildfire-risk perceptions of Pennsylvania residents with those of Minnesotans living in natural-amenity-rich communities. Natural-amenity-…
What Do Stakeholders Add to Identification of Conservation Lands
The Highlands Conservation Act of 2004 (H. R. 1964) mandated a comprehensive review of five conservation values throughout Pennsylvania's Highland region. Generally, experts conduct such work and routinely dismiss stakeholder input as unnecessary because the latter lack the level of understanding and knowledge held by those "who really understand the issues." In this article, we compare the lands identified by experts to those identified by stake…
Mountaintop Removal and Job Creation: Exploring the Relationship Using Spatial Regression
This project focused on a new and increasingly contested method of coal extraction, mountaintop removal (MTR), and its effects on central Appalachian residents' quality of life vis-à-vis increased employment. Attention is given to central Appalachia because its fossil fuel landscapes have undergone major changes as a result of two interrelated forces: (1) a national push for energy independence that led to the region's all-time high production of…
An Exploration ofAfricanAmerican Forest Landowners inMississippi
InMississippi counties with largeAfricanAmerican populations, forest resources constitute one of the most important agricultural outputs. Despite the efforts of natural resources extension personnel to provide educational programming to this group, little is known about their needs, concerns, and meanings of the landscape for them. Research has taken place in theCarolinas, Alabama, andGeorgia; however, forests andAfricanAmerican forest landowners…
Estimating the willingness to pay to preserve waterfront open spaces using contingent valuation
Nonindustrial private forest landowner willingness to pay for prescribed burning to lower wildfire hazards
The length and determinants of forestland ownerships in Mississippi from 1999 to 2019
How to protect the U.S. forest products industry from the perspective of trade? A comparison of policies within the forest supply chain
Factors influencing forestland enrollment in Georgia's preferential property tax programs
Examining the impacts of urban tree structure and condition on adult depression in the United States
Critical gaps exist in understanding the relationship between urban individual tree attributes and adult depression. • A linear mixed-effects model examined possible associations between individual tree attributes and adult depression. • The loss of crown (crown dieback) and the uncompacted crown percentage were positively related to depression. • The maintenance and management of trees can lead to improved mental health. Urbanization can stimula…
Barriers to the Accessibility of Childcare Services for Children With Disabilities Aged 0 to 5 Years: Perspectives of Parents and Childcare Staff
According to Article 23 of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child, children with disabilities are entitled to education, including access to high‐quality childcare services. Despite international and national commitments to inclusion, persistent obstacles continue to limit equitable access to childcare services for children with disabilities. This descriptive qualitative study examines barriers to the accessibility of childcare …
Geography (9 works) · Business (8 works) · Economics (8 works) · Political science (6 works) · Environmental resource management (5 works) · Forest Management and Policy (5 works) · Natural resource economics (5 works) · Agricultural economics (4 works) · Ecology (4 works) · Environmental planning (4 works)