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Adam Liljeblad, William T. Borrie
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Public Perspectives of Fire Management
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Fire Communication & Education
Public Perspectives of Fire Management
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NRFSN number: 12541
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Public land managers are stewards of public lands and of the relationship between the public and these lands. Maintaining one aspect of this relationship, trust in the agency, can be challenging. Lack of trust can influence public response to management decisions, including about wildland fire use. By considering the factors that influence trust, managers can be more effective in accomplishing fire stewardship objectives.

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Liljeblad, Adam; Borrie, William T. 2006. Trust in wildland fire and fuel management decisions. International Journal of Wilderness. 12(1):39-43.

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