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Forest value orientations in Australia: an application of computer content analysis.

Trevor J Webb¹, David N Bengston, David P Fan

¹Food Standards Australia New Zealand, P.O. Box 7186, Canberra, BC, ACT 2610, Australia. trevor.webb@foodstandards.gov.au

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Media coverage of Australian native forest management shows a decline in commodity values and a rise in ecological and aesthetic values. This highlights the need for managing forests for multiple values and ongoing monitoring.

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Environmental Social Science
Forestry
Media Studies

Background:

Australian native forest management is a complex issue with diverse stakeholder interests.
News media plays a significant role in shaping public perception and policy debates regarding forest values.

Purpose of the Study:

To analyze the expression and evolution of forest value orientations in Australian news media discourse.
To track the relative importance of commodity, ecological, and moral/spiritual/aesthetic values in forest management discussions.

Main Methods:

Computer-coded content analysis of Australian news media from August 1, 1997, to December 31, 2004.
Measurement and tracking of three distinct forest value orientations.

Main Results:

Expressions of forest value orientations correlated with major forest management events and policy changes.
A decrease in the relative share of commodity forest value orientation was observed.
An increase in the shares of ecological and moral/spiritual/aesthetic forest value orientations occurred over the study period.

Conclusions:

Shifting forest value orientations underscore the necessity of managing native forests for multiple values.
Continuous monitoring of evolving forest values is crucial for adaptive forest management strategies.