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凌海狩猎场规划与管理 总被引：3，自引：0，他引：3
在实地调查的基础上,分析了辽宁省凌海狩猎场建设的可行性,按照猎场规划的原则,对凌海狩猎场进行了分区规划,并提出了该猎场的经营方针和管理措施. 相似文献
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乌鲁木齐南山狩猎场位于乌鲁木齐南山林场经营管理区，面积16万公顷，于2004年申请并经中科院新疆生态地理研究所进行科研，2004年7月经自治区有关方面专家评审后，建立起来。2005年经自治区公安厅批准购买狩猎所用枪支后，现已初步具备了狩猎场的规模。 相似文献
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在实地调查的基础上，分析了辽宁省凌海狩猎场建设的可行性，按照猎场规划的原则，对凌海狩猎场进行了分区规划，并提出了该猎场的经营方针和管理措施。 相似文献
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依据动物地理分布特点和自然经济发展状况，将白山市划为９处保护区，８处禁猎区，２处森林公园，２处狩猎场和１处理生动物救护中心。 相似文献
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笔者在分析江西省万安县井冈山(万安)国际狩猎场建设条件的基础上,采用自然分区法将狩猎场分为狩猎区、猎物繁育区、缓冲区、综合服务区4个分区,对该狩猎场的狩猎方式、猎物种类、狩猎小区划分、围场设置等关键问题作了具体设计分析,并就南方地区建设狩猎场的有关问题进行了探讨,以期为南方地区狩猎场建设提供参考示范。 相似文献
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《Scandinavian Journal of Forest Research》2012,27(1-4):575-581
An appropriate moose management requires knowledge about how the economy of moose, in terms of values (benefits) and costs, responds to alterations in the moose population. This article, that is based on an empirical study, focuses on one segment of this problem field—the value of moose hunting. It deals with the question of how this value, including aspects of recreation as well as meat, is changing when the moose population density is altered. Furthermore, the article discusses the significance to the hunting value of the moose population's age structure. Generally the hunting value increases—but at a decreasing rate—as the moose population density is increased. There are, however, large geographical differences, so that a certain increase in the moose population density means a lot to the hunting value in one region but less in another. Many moose hunters would, in consideration of their own hunting pleasure, prefer an adult/calve ratio for the bag of moose that diverges considerably from what is stipulated by the authorities. 相似文献
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Silvopasture is reemerging as a land use in the southern US. Alternate land use treatments based on field trials for timber
and pasture for beef cattle production were financially evaluated. Multiple-use management aspects of these systems were further
illustrated by the addition of fee hunting. Land Expectation Values (LEVs) were lower when silvopasture treatments were compared
to steer grazing only. However, silvopasture treatments compared favorably to some grazing treatments. LEVs were higher when
silvopasture treatments were compared to commercial forest plantation applications on similar sites. Silvopasture systems
promote multiple-use management of the land under an environmentally friendly cropping system whereby certain types of wildlife
can thrive. This is particularly relevant in light of recent increases in fee hunting in the South. LEVs were reduced by $289,
$200, and $151 ha−1 at discount rates of 5%, 7%, and 9% respectively, when fee hunting was excluded in the recommended silvopasture treatment.
The monetary value of a wildlife component in this system can be interpreted as the expected value gained per hectare per
rotation in perpetuity when fee hunting is part of the management plan. On average, it represented an 8.6% gain in LEVs for
this treatment. Results from this study support the potential for silvopasture applications in the South for private landowners.
Cattle grazing of improved forage in commercially productive loblolly pine (Pinus taeda) stands can relieve annual cash flow problems inherent in tree production.
This revised version was published online in June 2006 with corrections to the Cover Date. 相似文献
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In Sweden, management of moose is important due to considerable values as well as costs associated with this game species. An overarching question is how much moose Sweden should have. This short communication is delimited to the question of what the hunting value of moose is and what the hunting value would be given alternative levels of moose population density and allowed harvest. It is based on data from a mail contingent valuation survey that involved randomly selected hunters from a national register. The results showed that moose was the economically most important game species in Swedish hunting. The results also suggested that the hunting value would increase, but at a decreasing rate, if the moose population density and allowed harvest were increased – and vice versa. The findings should be of considerable interest in the context of adaptive moose management. 相似文献
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《Scandinavian Journal of Forest Research》2012,27(1):63-72
Abstract The right to hunt on a specific area is a complex leisure good including a number of elements, each of which is itself a tangible or intangible consumer good. This article examines factors influencing the price of area-specific hunting rentals as revealed through the accounts of 120 private Danish forest enterprises. Three hedonic models are presented. They include five or six parameters, their adjusted R 2 values range from 0.46 to 0.50 and the standard deviations of the residuals are €12.77–13.86?ha?1. Evidence was found that the price of hunting rentals increases with the proportion of oak and other broadleaves, indicating that hunters appreciate structural diversity in the forest. In addition, the average rent per hectare was observed to decrease when the proportion of the area rented out for hunting increases. 相似文献
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《Scandinavian Journal of Forest Research》2012,27(7):659-668
Abstract In Sweden, there is a longstanding conflict between the use of forests for timber production and game for hunting due to browsing damages on young forests. This study examines the assessments of two stakeholder groups regarding browsing damage by moose. The data originated from a mail survey that involved hunters and forest owners in Sweden. The samples were randomly selected from two national registers of hunters and forest owners, respectively. An ordered logit model was used to account for the assessments of severity of moose browsing damage. The results showed that on average, non-forest owning hunters rated the browsing damage on their main hunting ground lower than non-hunting forest owners rated the browsing damage on their forest estate. The respondents who both hunt and own forest had a rating that was intermediate between the former two groups. The ratings were mainly influenced by level of activity in improving game habitat, quantity of moose meat obtained, level of moose on forest estate and the importance of bagging game as well as forest estate size, hunting ground size, and the stakeholder group that the respondents belong. The findings can help in designing strategies for conflict resolution between forestry and hunting for moose. 相似文献
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《Scandinavian Journal of Forest Research》2012,27(7):669-674
Abstract This short communication deals with the hunting value of all game in Sweden, specifically changes over time in value and value components, and differences between the northern and southern parts of the country. The investigation was based on two mail surveys, one conducted in 1987 and the other in 2006. The results suggested that the gross hunting value and the hunting cost share of this value increased over the two decades. The consumer surplus (net value) share decreased correspondingly, while the recreation share and the meat share of the hunting value were more stable over time. It appeared that in 1987 as well as in 2006 the southern Swedish hunters tended to value their hunting higher than the hunters in northern Sweden, especially when it came to the recreation. The results should be relevant in the context of game management, adaptive game management in particular. 相似文献
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Willingness of Iowa agricultural landowners to allow fee hunting associated with in-field shelterbelts 总被引：1，自引：1，他引：0
In 2004, four focus groups consisting of agricultural landowners were organized in Northcentral Iowa to assess opportunities
for hunting along in-field shelterbelts and on adjacent lands. A majority of respondents (95%) allowed/practiced some hunting
on their lands. About 55% of respondents indicated that the potential existed for developing a fee hunting market associated
with in-field shelterbelts. Intangible features of hunting, such as recreation/enjoyment and better land stewardship, were
ranked higher than tangible ones—additional income and provision of economic opportunities for local communities. Respondents
were highly concerned with negative consequences of hunting—trespassing and hunter misconduct. On average, agricultural landowners
were willing to accept (WTA) US$30 per visit per party of four hunters to allow hunting of ring-necked pheasants (Phasianus colchicus) on their land. About 33% would grant access to hunters free of charge. Those who lived in urban areas would require five
times the monetary compensation (US$50) as those who lived in rural areas (US$10). 相似文献