Volume
40
Issue
2
Abstract
The researcher used mail surveys to evaluate the potential for partnership between Ohio's Extension and state organizations on wildlife management issues. Respondents rated wildlife topics according to perceived importance and their own knowledge about topics. Extension and state personnel did not differ in the perceived importance of 72% of topics, suggesting similar programming needs. However, knowledge values were higher for state than Extension personnel for 83% of topics. Thus, state agencies seem better poised to deal with wildlife management issues. Extension organizations should enhance the wildlife training of Extension agents and promote additional collaboration with state agencies.
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Recommended Citation
Rodewald, A. D. (2002). Interagency Collaboration on Wildlife Management Issues: Opportunities and Constraints. The Journal of Extension, 40(2), Article 12. https://tigerprints.clemson.edu/joe/vol40/iss2/12
