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T. Beckley

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T. Beckley — researcher profile on SciRah

h-index: 25
Works: 124
Citations: 2,658

Most-cited papers

Why We Don't "Walk the Talk": Understanding the Environmental Values/Behaviour Gap in Canada
E. Kennedy, T. Beckley, B. McFarlane, Solange Nadeau
2009323 citations
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A Picture and 1000 Words: Using Resident-Employed Photography to Understand Attachment to High Amenity Places
R. Stedman, T. Beckley, S. Wallace, M. Ambard
2004245 citations
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Rural-Urban Differences in Environmental Concern in Canada.
Emily Huddart-Kennedy, T. Beckley, B. McFarlane, Solange Nadeau
2009229 citations
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Resource dependence and community well-being in rural Canada.
R. Stedman, J. Parkins, T. Beckley
2004148 citations
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Multiple Capacities, Multiple Outcomes: Delving Deeper Into the Meaning of Community Capacity
T. Beckley, D. Martz, Solange Nadeau, E. Wall +1 more
2009126 citations
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Snapshots of What Matters Most: Using Resident-Employed Photography to Articulate Attachment to Place
T. Beckley, R. Stedman, S. Wallace, M. Ambard
2007125 citations
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The nestedness of forest dependence: A conceptual framework and empirical exploration
T. Beckley
199892 citations
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In search of forest resource values of indigenous peoples: Are nonmarket valuation techniques applicable?
W. Adamowicz, T. Beckley, D. MacDonald, Lesley Just +3 more
199885 citations
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Moving toward consensus-based forest management: A comparison of industrial, co-managed, community and small private forests in Canada
T. Beckley
199883 citations
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Indicators of forest-dependent community sustainability: The evolution of research
T. Beckley, J. Parkins, R. Stedman
200280 citations Open access
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Public Participation in Sustainable Forest Management: A Reference Guide
T. Beckley, J. Parkins, S. Sheppard
200674 citations
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Critical analysis of the relationship between local ownership and community resiliency
Jeji Varghese, N. Krogman, T. Beckley, Solange Nadeau
200671 citations
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Community stability and the relationship between economic and social well-being in forest-dependent communities
T. Beckley
199569 citations
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Public involvement in sustainable boreal forest management.
F. Chambers, T. Beckley, P. Burton, C. Messier +2 more
200357 citations
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A national portrait of community forestry on public land in Canada
Sara Teitelbaum, T. Beckley, Solange Nadeau
200653 citations Open access
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Forest dependence and community well-being in rural Canada: variation by forest sector and region
R. Stedman, J. Parkins, T. Beckley
200552 citations
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Learning (or living) to love the landscapes of hydroelectricity in Canada: Eliciting local perspectives on the Mactaquac Dam via headpond boat tours
K. Sherren, T. Beckley, J. Parkins, R. Stedman +2 more
201648 citations
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Capturing Old-Growth Values for Use in Forest Decision-Making
R. J. Owen, P. Duinker, T. Beckley
2009Environmental Management47 citations
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Public values associated with urban forests: Synthesis of findings and lessons learned from emerging methods and cross-cultural case studies
Camilo Ordóñez, T. Beckley, P. Duinker, A. Sinclair
201740 citations
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Can Distrust Enhance Public Engagement? Insights From a National Survey on Energy Issues in Canada
J. Parkins, T. Beckley, Louise Comeau, R. Stedman +2 more
201736 citations
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Carrots and Sticks: New Brunswick and Maine Forest Landowner Perceptions Toward Incentives and Regulations
Michael R. Quartuch, T. Beckley
2013Environmental Management29 citations
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Forest Sector Dependence and Community Well‐being: A Structural Equation Model for New Brunswick and British Columbia*
J. Parkins, R. Stedman, T. Beckley
200929 citations
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Baselines of acceptability and generational change on the Mactaquac hydroelectric dam headpond (New Brunswick, Canada)
K. Keilty, T. Beckley, K. Sherren
201626 citations
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“If We Knew What it Was We Were Doing, it Would Not be Called Research, Would it? 1 ”
R. Stedman, T. Beckley
200726 citations
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Identifying energy discourses in Canada with Q methodology: moving beyond the environment versus economy debates
J. Parkins, Christy Hempel, T. Beckley, R. Stedman +1 more
201525 citations
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Forestry and Road Development: Direct and Indirect Impacts from an Aboriginal Perspective.
M. Adam, D. Kneeshaw, T. Beckley
201225 citations Open access
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Sociology's potential to improve forest management and inform forest policy
T. Beckley, D. Korber
199525 citations Open access
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Harvested , Hunted and Home Grown : The Prevalence of Self-Provisioning in Rural Canada
Sara Teitelbaum, T. Beckley
200624 citations
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Two Paths Toward Sustainable Forests: Public Values in Canada and the United States
B. Shindler, T. Beckley, M. C. Finley
200323 citations
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Public views on forest management: value orientation and forest dependency as indicators of diversity
B. McFarlane, T. Beckley, Emily Huddart-Kennedy, Solange Nadeau +1 more
201122 citations
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Determining Public Values of Urban Forests Using a Sidewalk Interception Survey in Fredericton, Halifax, and Winnipeg, Canada
Camilo Ordóñez, P. Duinker, A. Sinclair, T. Beckley +1 more
201621 citations
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Sustainability for whom?: social indicators for forest dependent communities in Canada
T. Beckley
199920 citations
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Borealization of the New England – Acadian Forest: a review of the evidence
Josh Noseworthy, T. Beckley
2020Environmental Reviews18 citations Open access
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Hunted, Harvested and Homegrown: The Prevalence of Self-provisioning in Rural Canada
Sara Teitelbaum, T. Beckley
200618 citations
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Social indicator approaches to assessing and monitoring forest community sustainability
T. Beckley, Tracy Burkosky
200218 citations
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Pluralism by Default: Community Power in a Paper Mill Town
T. Beckley
1996Forestry sciences18 citations Open access
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Landowners Perceptions of Their Moral and Ethical Stewardship Responsibilities in New Brunswick, Canada, and Maine, USA
Michael R. Quartuch, T. Beckley
2013Small-scale Forestry17 citations
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An introduction to approaches and issues for measuring non-market values in developing economies.
P. Boxall, T. Beckley
200217 citations
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Helping communities help themselves: Industry-community relations for sustainable timber-dependent communities
T. Beckley, W. Reimer
199917 citations Open access
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Milltown revisited: strategies for assessing and enhancing forest-dependent community sustainability.
Sara Teitelbaum, T. Beckley, Solange Nadeau, C. Southcott +4 more
200316 citations
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Monitoring community sustainability in the Foothills Model Forest: a social indicators approach
J. Parkins, T. Beckley
199915 citations
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Ownership and Control of Farmland: Landlord‐Tenant Relations in Wisconsin1
J. Gilbert, T. Beckley
201014 citations
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Public Engagement, Planning, and Politics in the Forest Sector in New Brunswick, 1997-2014
T. Beckley
201412 citations
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How Provincial and Local Discourses Aligned Against the Prospect of Dam Removal in New Brunswick , Canada
K. Sherren, T. Beckley, Louise Comeau
201711 citations
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In Search of Forest Resource Values of Aboriginal Peoples: The Applicability of Non-Market Valuation Techniques
W. Adamowicz, T. Beckley, D. MacDonald, Lesley Just +3 more
199410 citations
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Cultural, geographical, and sectoral refinements to measures of forest industry dependence
D. Korber, T. Beckley, M. Luckert, W. White
19989 citations
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Social Consequences of Employee/Management Buyouts: Two Canadian Examples From the Forest Sector*
T. Beckley, N. Krogman
20097 citations
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Non-market Valuation Biases Due to Aboriginal Cultural Characteristics in Northern Saskatchewan: The Values Structures Component
E. Murray, W. Adamowicz, T. Beckley, D. MacDonald +3 more
19957 citations
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How is Crown forest policy developed? Probing New Brunswick's protected areas strategy
B. Ashton, T. Needham, T. Beckley
20076 citations Open access
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Resident-Employed Photography as a Tool for Understanding Attachment to High-Amenity Places
R. Stedman, T. Beckley, M. Ambard
20056 citations
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