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Qualitative Longitudinal Methods for Forest Social Science
Lead Author: Berglind KarlsdottirOverview This review describes qualitative longitudinal research (QL), the different approaches used for QL research in the social sciences, and the benefits and limitations of this methodology. It then comments on the feasibility and benefits of using this methodology to understand the social implications of forest-based interventions. The review has...
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Active engagement with trees, woods and forests: A review of the literature
Lead Author: George MurrellPolicymakers across Great Britain want to know how to encourage more people to get involved in volunteering activities such as tree planting, citizen science and community woodland management. This review has investigated the motivations and barriers that are relevant to different groups of people when seeking to engage in volunteering...
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Enabling and Encouraging Access to Woodlands for Diverse Publics: An Economic Evidence Review
Lead Author: Eleanor GardnerThis review summarises the available economic literature on barriers and enabling factors affecting the ability of specific publics to access woodlands. In particular, distance to woodland, income, socioeconomic variables, health and disability are analysed as factors affecting individuals’ frequency of visits to woodlands and willingness to pay (WTP) for woodland...