Volume
42
Issue
4
Abstract
Four hundred and fourteen private forest landowners in West Virginia responded to a questionnaire assessing their forest management assistance topics and delivery methods of interest. Logistic regression was used to analyze 39 independent variables in relation to the dependent variables of wanting a specific topic of forestry assistance or not. Ownership of property for investment, cultivation of wildlife food crops, and receiving assistance from the West Virginia State Division of Forestry were recurrent significant variables characterizing landowners wanting a specific assistance topic. These results can be used to develop forestry assistance programs that achieve landowner objectives and good forest management.
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Recommended Citation
Magill, D. J., McGill, D. W., & Fraser, R. F. (2004). Refining Outreach to Woodland Owners in West Virginia--Preferred Topics and Assistance Methods. The Journal of Extension, 42(4), Article 15. https://tigerprints.clemson.edu/joe/vol42/iss4/15
