Floridians' Attitutes About The Environment And Coastal Marine Resources

Milon, J. Walter; Adams, Charles M.; Carter, David W.

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Floridians' Attitutes About The Environment And Coastal Marine Resources

1998
By Milon, J. Walter ; Adams, Charles M. ; Carter, David W.
Series: Flordia Sea Grant Technical Paper - 95

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Milon, J. Walter ; Adams, Charles M. ; Carter, David W.

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Florida Sea Grant Program ; University of Florida

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Sea Grant ; OAR (Oceanic and Atmospheric Research)

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FLSGP (Florida Sea Grant Program)
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This report provides a description and the results of a research project designed to assess Floridians' attitudes about the environment and coastal marine resources and their support for programs to protect these resources. Floridians' attitudes were measured using the well-known 'New Environmental Paradigm' (NEP) response items. The NEP represents an ecologically integrative view of humans and nature and rejects a purely anthropocentric world view. Floridians are broadly committed to an 'environmentally oriented world view.' They are concerned about the health of coastal resources and the adequacy of existing programs to protect these resources. While there were differences in the intensity of these attitutdes across respondents, the consistency of the responses indicates that these attitudes are not random and idiosyncratic.
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Flordia Sea Grant Technical Paper - 95
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FLSGP-S-98-001
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Grant no. NA 76RG4120
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