Data for: Bringing harbours alive: Assessing the importance of eco-engineered coastal infrastructure for different stakeholders and cities

Name: Data for: Bringing harbours alive: Assessing the importance of eco-engineered coastal infrastructure for different stakeholders and cities
Creator: Sarah Kienker
Published: 2018-05-26T08:46:51.515Z
Keywords: Social Sciences, Environmental Management, Marine Ecology, Ecological Engineering, Stakeholder Engagement

Kienker, Sarah; Strain, Elisabeth; Jarvis, Rebecca; Steinberg, Peter; Alexander, Karen; Coleman, Ross; Morris, Rebecca; Bollard-Breen, Barbara

doi:10.17632/scvvwc37np.1

Data for: Bringing harbours alive: Assessing the importance of eco-engineered coastal infrastructure for different stakeholders and cities

Published: 26 May 2018| Version 1 | DOI: 10.17632/scvvwc37np.1

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Sarah Kienker, Elisabeth Strain, Rebecca Jarvis, Peter Steinberg, Karen Alexander, Ross Coleman, Rebecca Morris, Barbara Bollard-Breen

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The data ''bringing harbours alive'' demonstrates the results of the hypotheses that were set out to be tested: stakeholder group differences in support for ecological engineering, the link between level of concern for environment and support for ecological engineering, socio-economic differences in support for ecological engineering (education, income), level of harbour harbour development/ modification by artificial structures, and willingness to pay for ecological engineering.

Data for: Bringing harbours alive: Assessing the importance of eco-engineered coastal infrastructure for different stakeholders and cities

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