2011
DOI: 10.3375/043.031.0312
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Problems and Needs for Restorationists of Longleaf Pine Ecosystems: A Survey

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“…Restoration of longleaf pine was one of the important themes throughout the interviews and dominated how most informants valued longleaf pine and its restoration, which was consistent with previous studies (Brockway et al 2005;Lavoie et al 2011;Thomas 2013). Much of the interest in longleaf pine restoration has been the result of an increasing interest in ecological values (Barnett 1999).…”
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“…Restoration of longleaf pine was one of the important themes throughout the interviews and dominated how most informants valued longleaf pine and its restoration, which was consistent with previous studies (Brockway et al 2005;Lavoie et al 2011;Thomas 2013). Much of the interest in longleaf pine restoration has been the result of an increasing interest in ecological values (Barnett 1999).…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 87%