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Perceptions of Small Private Forest Owner’s Vulnerability and Adaptive Capacity to Environmental Disturbances and Climate Change: Views from a Heterogeneous Population in Southern Quebec, Canada

Jean‐François Bissonnette, Jérôme Dupras, Frédérik Doyon, Clément Chion, Jonathan Tardif

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Key concepts: Adaptive capacity, Vulnerability (computing), Psychological resilience, Environmental resource management, Perception, Climate change, Adaptation (eye), Population

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