Atitudes dos residentes com os programas de proteção de árvores em paisagens urbanas

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https://doi.org/10.32358/rpd.2021.v7.462

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recurso biofísico, pesquisa de mercado, uso da terra, florestas urbanas, sustainable development goals

Resumo

Objetivo: Examinar a atitude dos residentes em relação às árvores urbanas a partir da perspectiva de financiamento ou contribuição voluntária de tempo. A maioria da população global vive em cidades, daí o aumento na expectativa por comunidades habitáveis, sustentáveis ​​e mais verdes, inclusive na Nigéria. Com planejamento e gestão adequados, as cidades podem se tornar mais habitáveis, mas a rápida perda de grandes áreas verdes urbanas causa estragos e tem levado a vários problemas climáticos, redução da qualidade da água e do ar, entre outros. Metodologia: Uma pesquisa por questionário buscou entender como os residentes avaliam os benefícios das árvores, bem como a vontade individual de apoiar iniciativas de conservação, tendo a metropole de Benin (Nigéria) como estudo de caso. Resultados: Usando a análise logit binária, o estudo identificou que os residentes que estão cientes dos serviços do ecossistema, tinham uma profissão e passaram pelo menos 20 anos na cidade, tiveram uma relação significativa com a vontade pessoal de oferecer tempo voluntário e / ou doar dinheiro para programas urbanos para o cuidado das árvores. Contribuição para o conhecimento: Forneceu informações quantitativas para demonstrar a importância da conservação de árvores em projetos de desenvolvimento para atender aos ODS Globais.

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Biografia do Autor

Oghenekevwe Joy Arabomen, Forestry Research Institute of Nigeria

Oghenekevwe Joy Arabomen: Research scientist in Forestry Research Institute of Nigeria: Ibadan, Oyo, NG. PhD (Forest Science) at University of Pretoria. MSc (Forest economics and management) at University of Ibadan. B.Agric (Forestry and wildlife) at University of Benin Faculty of Agriculture.

Folaranmi Dapo Babalola, University of Ilorin

Folaranmi Dapo Babalola: is a professional forester. He holds BSc. (Forest Resources Management). MSc. (Forest Economics and Management) and PhD (Forest Economics) from University of Ibadan. He started his studies, teaching and research career at the University of Ibadan. He was appointed lecturer I at Department of Forest Resources Management, University of Ilorin in 2011 and currently a Senior Lecturer and Head of Department. He was awarded the Vice-Chancellor Postdoctoral fellowship of the University of Pretoria (UP), South Africa from 2012 to 2014, and on completion of the postdoc was appointed Extraordinary Lecturer at UP. Dr Babalola started his professional career with humble background. His field of specialization is Forest Economics, and research interests include Social Forestry, Community Forestry, Urban Forestry, Marketing and Value Chain Analysis of Forest Products, Sustainable Forest Exploitation and Management, Agroforestry, Forestry Education, Biodiversity Conservation.

Felix Oaikhena Idumah, Forestry Research Institute of Nigeria

Felix Oaikhena Idumah is a professional researcher. He is a Professor at the Forestry Research Institute of Nigeria. He holds a PhD and M.Sc in Agricultural Economics. B.Sc in Economics and HND in Forestry. His research interest is Econometrics. Felix has contributed to knowledge with over 44 publications in both national and international Journals and Proceedings. 

Chinyere Salome Ofordu, Forestry Research Institute of Nigeria

Ofordu Chinyere Salome is a Senior Research Fellow in the Department of Environmental Modeling and Biometrics, Forestry Research Institute of Nigeria. She holds a Masters degree in Environmental Management and Control, and B.Sc in Geography and Meteorology from Enugu State University of Science and Technology in Nigeria. She is currently studying for her PhD at the same University. 

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Arabomen, O. J., Babalola, F. D., Idumah, F. O., & Ofordu, C. S. . (2021). Atitudes dos residentes com os programas de proteção de árvores em paisagens urbanas. Revista Produção E Desenvolvimento, 7. https://doi.org/10.32358/rpd.2021.v7.462

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