Reminder: Help us better understand coexistence with wildlife!
Megan Draheim
First, a huge thanks to everyone who has responded to this already - we really appreciate it.
Just a reminder that we’re recruiting people to respond to a brief (10-15 minute) survey that will help us better understand how people talk about human-wildlife interactions and how wildlife managers can best communicate with the public. The term “coexistence” means different things to different people, and although it’s a word commonly used when discussing wildlife there is the potential for confusion and differing goals and expectations. We’re looking for urban residents, ranchers or other agriculture producers, wildlife-related professionals (including wildlife rehabilitators), and rural landowners to participate in our brief online survey. If you belong to one of these groups, live in North America, are 18 years or older, and are interested in participating, please go to the below site to read more about the study and to take the survey:
Feel free to pass this invitation on to anyone else you think might be interested in participating. However, if you do, please make it clear that there is no pressure to participate.
If you are interested in our final report no matter if you participate or not, please send an email to mdra...@vt.edu to be added to our distribution list.
This is a Virginia Tech research study, and has been reviewed by the VT Institutional Review Board (Protocol 20-1052).
Thanks!
Megan Draheim, PhD
Joshua Mills
Lindsay Kuczera
Virginia Tech Center for Leadership in Global Sustainability
Marc P S
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