Explaining changes in perceived wildfire risk related to the mountain pine beetle outbreak in north central Colorado

Explaining changes in perceived wildfire risk related to the mountain pine beetle outbreak in north central Colorado

Longitudinal studies of risk perception, while growing, remain an understudied area of risk analysis research. Natural resource-based communities provide a key backdrop for analyzing dynamic risk perceptions and related social-ecological processes. Since the mid-1990s, a mountain pine beetle (MPB) o...

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Main Authors: Bass, M. (Author), Brenkert-Smith, H. (Author), Qin, H. (Author), Sanders, C. (Author), Vickery, J. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Elsevier B.V. 2021
Subjects:
beetle
Coleoptera
Colorado
Community risk context
Deforestation
Dynamic risk perception
Dynamic risks
Ecosystems
Fire hazards
Fires
forest fire
Forest insect outbreak
Forest insect outbreaks
Hexapoda
landscape change
Longitudinal study
Longitudinal surveys
Mountain pine beetle
perception
pest outbreak
Pinus mugo
Resources based
Risk analysis
risk assessment
Risk assessment
risk perception
Risk perception
Risk perception indicator
Risk perception indicators
Surveys
United States
Wildfire risk
Wildfire risks
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