Ulrich Schraml
Biographic Data
| ID | 5586997 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ulrich Schraml |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ulrich |
| FAMILY NAME | Schraml |
| SIGNATURE | SCHRAML U |
| AFFILIATIONS | Nordwestdeutsche Forstliche Versuchsanstalt |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 32 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 14 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2004 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Geography of disservices in urban forests
Studies on cultural ecosystem services (CES) in urban forests using Public Participation GIS mapping are a well-established field of research. However, far fewer studies do exist that also illuminate perceived disservices, thus omitting an important part of human-forest relationships. Advancing knowledge on unpleasant places can promote outdoor recreation and help forest managers focus on disservices that matter. This study aims at spatially iden…
The relationship of stakeholders’ social identities and wildlife value orientations with attitudes toward red deer management
It has been recommended that wildlife management should be tailored to either wildlife value orientations (WVOs) or social identities (SIs) because both can influence stakeholders’ attitudes. However, a comparison of associations of WVOs and SIs with attitudes of stakeholders is lacking in the literature. We examined WVOs and attitudes toward red deer management among 834 individuals, encompassing foresters, hunting tenants, and conservationists …
Conservation conflicts in the context of protected areas in Ghana and Germany
Hot routes in urban forests
It is well known that both built and natural landscape features contribute to recreational values of forests. Insights on visual preferences and visitor behaviour are used to meet societal demands for outdoor recreation in forests. However, there is a lack of knowledge on the hierarchy of importance of landscape features that characterise the surroundings of recreational routes for explaining activity-specific use intensity. Furthermore, urban fo…
Conservation practiced by private forest owners in Southwest Germany – The role of values, perceptions and local forest knowledge
Protected areas management
Back to the Forest’s future
A conceptual model for private forest owners' harvest decisions
Modeling policy networks
Forestry in interaction. Shedding light on dynamics of public opinion with a praxeological methodology
Do forest policy actors learn through forward-thinking? Conflict and cooperation relating to the past, present and futures of sustainable forest management in Germany
Attitudes and Behaviors of Neopagans Toward Nature
Neopaganism in Central and Northern Europe is a small religious movement that has continuously grown over the last few centuries. It emphasizes the veneration of nature, especially of the forest. Ancient cultures serve as examples for respectful attitudes toward nature, providing guidance for Neopagans in search of their own roots. In this article, we present the results of an online survey conducted with 101 Neopagans between January and Februar…
How Attitudes are Shaped
Attitude surveys among affected groups are established tools for integrating actors into decision-making concerning wildlife management. However, the complexity of attitudes and the fact that general attitudes toward wildlife may differ from those toward specific management measures reveal the risk of misinterpreting the data obtained. This article explores these problems based on a quantitative survey of hunters and landowners living close to th…
Lifestyles of private forest owners as an indication of social change
Do forest policy actors learn through forward-thinking? Conflict and cooperation relating to the past, present and futures of sustainable forest management in Germany
Lifestyles of private forest owners as an indication of social change
Protected areas management
Modeling policy networks
Conservation practiced by private forest owners in Southwest Germany – The role of values, perceptions and local forest knowledge
A conceptual model for private forest owners' harvest decisions
Forestry in interaction. Shedding light on dynamics of public opinion with a praxeological methodology
Lifestyles of private forest owners as an indication of social change
How Attitudes are Shaped
Attitude surveys among affected groups are established tools for integrating actors into decision-making concerning wildlife management. However, the complexity of attitudes and the fact that general attitudes toward wildlife may differ from those toward specific management measures reveal the risk of misinterpreting the data obtained. This article explores these problems based on a quantitative survey of hunters and landowners living close to th…
Attitudes and Behaviors of Neopagans Toward Nature
Neopaganism in Central and Northern Europe is a small religious movement that has continuously grown over the last few centuries. It emphasizes the veneration of nature, especially of the forest. Ancient cultures serve as examples for respectful attitudes toward nature, providing guidance for Neopagans in search of their own roots. In this article, we present the results of an online survey conducted with 101 Neopagans between January and Februar…
Do forest policy actors learn through forward-thinking? Conflict and cooperation relating to the past, present and futures of sustainable forest management in Germany
Modeling policy networks
Forestry in interaction. Shedding light on dynamics of public opinion with a praxeological methodology
A conceptual model for private forest owners' harvest decisions
Hot routes in urban forests
It is well known that both built and natural landscape features contribute to recreational values of forests. Insights on visual preferences and visitor behaviour are used to meet societal demands for outdoor recreation in forests. However, there is a lack of knowledge on the hierarchy of importance of landscape features that characterise the surroundings of recreational routes for explaining activity-specific use intensity. Furthermore, urban fo…
Conservation practiced by private forest owners in Southwest Germany – The role of values, perceptions and local forest knowledge
Protected areas management
Back to the Forest’s future
The relationship of stakeholders’ social identities and wildlife value orientations with attitudes toward red deer management
It has been recommended that wildlife management should be tailored to either wildlife value orientations (WVOs) or social identities (SIs) because both can influence stakeholders’ attitudes. However, a comparison of associations of WVOs and SIs with attitudes of stakeholders is lacking in the literature. We examined WVOs and attitudes toward red deer management among 834 individuals, encompassing foresters, hunting tenants, and conservationists …
Conservation conflicts in the context of protected areas in Ghana and Germany
Geography of disservices in urban forests
Studies on cultural ecosystem services (CES) in urban forests using Public Participation GIS mapping are a well-established field of research. However, far fewer studies do exist that also illuminate perceived disservices, thus omitting an important part of human-forest relationships. Advancing knowledge on unpleasant places can promote outdoor recreation and help forest managers focus on disservices that matter. This study aims at spatially iden…
Geography (11 works) · Environmental resource management (10 works) · Forest Management and Policy (10 works) · Economics (9 works) · Political science (9 works) · Business (8 works) · Ecology (6 works) · Forest management (6 works) · Forestry (6 works) · Sociology (6 works)