Wildlife Viewing

Person with binoculars looking at nature

Responsive Management has been conducting studies related to wildlife viewing since 1985.
Below is a list of recent examples. Please contact us for additional examples or further information.

  • Des Moines Area Residents’ Attitudes Toward the Chichaqua-Neal Smith Bird Conservation Area, conducted for the Iowa Department of Natural Resources

  • Participation in and Opinions on Birding in Florida and Satisfaction with the Great Florida Birding and Wildlife Trail, conducted for the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission

  • Arizona Residents’ Attitudes Toward Nongame Wildlife, conducted for the Arizona Game and Fish Department

  • West Virginia Residents’ Attitudes Toward Wildlife, Their Participation in Wildlife-Related Recreation, and Their Consumption of Fish Caught in West Virginia, conducted for the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources

  • Virginia House Bill 38 and Future Directions for the Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries, conducted for the Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries

  • Vermont Residents’ Opinions and Attitudes Toward Species Management, conducted for the Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department

  • Americans and Wildlife Diversity—Public Opinion, Attitudes, Interest, and Participation in Wildlife Viewing and Wildlife Diversity Programs, conducted for the International Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies

  • Wildlife Viewing in Maryland—Participation, Opinions, and Attitudes of Adult Maryland Residents Regarding a Watchable Wildlife Program, conducted for the Maryland Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Division

  • Florida Wildlife Viewing Guide Marketing Plan, conducted for the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission

  • Wildlife Viewing Guides: Watching Wildlife, Virginia Wildlife Viewing Guide, and West Virginia Wildlife Viewing Guide, written by Responsive Management

For more information or a copy of a report, please contact us.
Please note that not all reports are publicly available.