Hunter demand for deer on Prince of Wales Island, Alaska: an analysis of influencing factors.

General Technical Report, Pacific Northwest Research Station, USDA Forest Service Pub Date : 1900-01-01 DOI:10.2737/PNW-GTR-581

R. Mazza

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Mazza, Rhonda. 2003. Hunter demand for deer on Prince of Wales Island, Alaska: an analysis of influencing factors. Gen. Tech. Rep. PNW-GTR-581. Portland, OR: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Pacific Northwest Research Station. 21 p. Overall hunter demand for deer on Prince of Wales Island, Alaska, has not changed significantly in the last 10 years, although demand has increased in five communities on the island. These five communities each experienced a decline in household median income between 1989 and 1999. In communities with a smaller percentage of Native Alaskans, deer was a larger component of their subsistence harvest. The cashbased market economy on Prince of Wales Island is in transition as the dependence on logging and commercial fishing declines. The subsistence economy in Alaska has traditionally provided security to residents during lulls or downturns in the market economy. Overall employment opportunities in southeast Alaska are projected to decline between 2000 and 2010. An area of projected growth, however, is in tourism and recreationbased employment, from which residents on the island may be able to benefit. Change in employment opportunities may change demand for deer.

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朗达·马扎2003。阿拉斯加威尔斯亲王岛猎人对鹿的需求:影响因素分析。将军技术代表PNW-GTR-581。俄勒冈州波特兰:美国农业部、林务局、太平洋西北研究站。在过去的10年里，阿拉斯加威尔士王子岛的鹿的总体猎人需求没有显著变化，尽管岛上五个社区的需求有所增加。1989年至1999年间，这五个社区的家庭收入中位数均有所下降。在阿拉斯加原住民比例较小的社区，鹿是他们生存收获的较大组成部分。随着对伐木和商业捕鱼的依赖减少，威尔士亲王岛以现金为基础的市场经济正在转型。传统上，阿拉斯加的自给经济在市场经济停滞或低迷时期为居民提供了安全保障。阿拉斯加东南部的总体就业机会预计将在2000年至2010年间下降。然而，预计增长的一个领域是旅游业和以娱乐为基础的就业，岛上的居民可能会从中受益。就业机会的变化可能会改变对鹿的需求。

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