Geus/Manell Conservation Action Planning Workshop (September 2010) overview of results : updated with 2013 Merizo community input

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Geus/Manell Conservation Action Planning Workshop (September 2010) overview of results : updated with 2013 Merizo community input

Published Date:

2013

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Corporate Authors:

United States, National Ocean Service, . United States, National Marine Fisheries Service, .

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Description:

"A community household survey was conducted during the summer of 2010 by Romina King that attempted to measure attitudes, perceptions, beliefs, and land/marine use patterns in the Manell/Geus (King, in press). Approximately 350 surveys were returned and tabulated. Data was analyzed using SPSS. Of the 350 respondents, approximately 58% perceived threats to the Manell/Geus watershed; 38% did not think there were any threats to the watershed; and 4% declined to answer (King, in press). Of the 58% of respondents (203) felt that flooding was a 'threat' to the watershed (King, in press)"--Page [3].

Document Type:

Professional Paper

Collection(s):

Coral Reef Conservation Program (CRCP)

Funding:

Funding: Sponsored by NOAA, NMFS,; project number: 559, NOS,; project number: 20411;

Place as Subject:

Guam

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