Stephanie A Snyder
Biographic Data
| ID | 4424813 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Stephanie A Snyder |
| GIVEN NAMES | Stephanie A |
| FAMILY NAME | Snyder |
| SIGNATURE | SNYDER S A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Northern Research Station |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7974-7614 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 36 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2008 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Why don't landowners just do what they are told?”
Factors influencing a forest landowner's choice of incentive program commitment length
Does having a hunter identity influence land management behaviors of family forest owners
Hunters are often assumed to possess conservation and stewardship values. Research on whether these values translate into active land management is scant and inconclusive, particularly as it relates to family forest landowners (FFOs). We examined how strength of deer hunter identity is associated with land management behaviors and intentions of FFOs in Wisconsin. While identity as a construct has been found to inform behavior, the relationship be…
Relationships between absenteeism, conservation group membership, and land management among family forest owners
A comparison of participants and non-participants of state forest property tax programs in the United States
Where farm and forest meet
Factors associated with family forest landowner enrollment in state preferential forest property tax programs in the United States
Norwegian family forest owners' willingness to participate in carbon offset programs
Lake States natural resource managers’ perspectives on forest land parcelization and its implications for public land management
An assessment of forest landowner interest in selling forest carbon credits in the Lake States, USA
Does Forest Land Posted Against Trespass Really Mean No Hunter Access
Hunters report diminishing access to private forest land in the United States due to increasing numbers of landowners posting their land against trespass. While many hunters assume posting is synonymous with prohibited access, the relationship between the two is not clear. To address this issue, we predicted the likelihood a family forest landowner who posts their property will, in fact, allow hunter access. Factors that influence this likelihood…
The Cost of Acquiring Public Hunting Access on Family Forests Lands
To address the issue of declining access to private forest land in the United States for hunting, over 1,000 Minnesota family forest owners were surveyed to estimate the cost of acquiring non-exclusive public hunting access rights. The results indicate landowner interest in selling access rights is extremely modest. Using binary logistic regression, the mean annual compensation required to purchase public access on these lands is estimated at $50…
What does it take to get family forest owners to enroll in a forest stewardship-type program
An assessment of forest landowner interest in selling forest carbon credits in the Lake States, USA
What does it take to get family forest owners to enroll in a forest stewardship-type program
Relationships between absenteeism, conservation group membership, and land management among family forest owners
A comparison of participants and non-participants of state forest property tax programs in the United States
Norwegian family forest owners' willingness to participate in carbon offset programs
Where farm and forest meet
Lake States natural resource managers’ perspectives on forest land parcelization and its implications for public land management
Factors influencing a forest landowner's choice of incentive program commitment length
The Cost of Acquiring Public Hunting Access on Family Forests Lands
To address the issue of declining access to private forest land in the United States for hunting, over 1,000 Minnesota family forest owners were surveyed to estimate the cost of acquiring non-exclusive public hunting access rights. The results indicate landowner interest in selling access rights is extremely modest. Using binary logistic regression, the mean annual compensation required to purchase public access on these lands is estimated at $50…
What does it take to get family forest owners to enroll in a forest stewardship-type program
Does Forest Land Posted Against Trespass Really Mean No Hunter Access
Hunters report diminishing access to private forest land in the United States due to increasing numbers of landowners posting their land against trespass. While many hunters assume posting is synonymous with prohibited access, the relationship between the two is not clear. To address this issue, we predicted the likelihood a family forest landowner who posts their property will, in fact, allow hunter access. Factors that influence this likelihood…
An assessment of forest landowner interest in selling forest carbon credits in the Lake States, USA
Norwegian family forest owners' willingness to participate in carbon offset programs
Lake States natural resource managers’ perspectives on forest land parcelization and its implications for public land management
A comparison of participants and non-participants of state forest property tax programs in the United States
Where farm and forest meet
Factors associated with family forest landowner enrollment in state preferential forest property tax programs in the United States
Relationships between absenteeism, conservation group membership, and land management among family forest owners
Does having a hunter identity influence land management behaviors of family forest owners
Hunters are often assumed to possess conservation and stewardship values. Research on whether these values translate into active land management is scant and inconclusive, particularly as it relates to family forest landowners (FFOs). We examined how strength of deer hunter identity is associated with land management behaviors and intentions of FFOs in Wisconsin. While identity as a construct has been found to inform behavior, the relationship be…
Factors influencing a forest landowner's choice of incentive program commitment length
Why don't landowners just do what they are told?”
Forest Management and Policy (13 works) · Business (12 works) · Geography (12 works) · Economics (11 works) · Economic and Environmental Valuation (10 works) · Forest management (9 works) · Land tenure (9 works) · Ecology (8 works) · Forestry (8 works) · Agriculture (7 works)