Research
WAFWA Summer
American Statistical Meetings. 2016 International Conference on Questionnaire Design, Development, Evaluation, and Testing (QDET2). Measurement of Wildlife Value Orientations Among Diverse Audiences: A Multi-Group Confirmatory Factor Analysis Among Hispanic and Non-Hispanic White Communities. ASA – presentation
The University of Arizona, The School of Natural Resources and Environment. Annual Symposium.Cohort drive social change: Starting to understand the broad shift away from hunting and angling. U of A symposium
The Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership and the Arizona Game and Fish Department teamed up to complete the Sportsmens’ Values Mapping Project to show Legislators which locations hunters valued the most. Values Mapping
Project Manager and Agency Liaison of the American Wildlife Values Project. Wildlife Values
The North American Model and Matters of Relevance. A conference symposium at the international annual meeting of The Wildlife Society. TWS symposia – Invited Speaker
NPR report on the decline of hunting and its effect on rural America NPR story
The expertise of Dr Chase is sought regarding the Cecil the Lion incident NBC – CecilTheLion
Arizona’s Wildlife Federation’s report Lead and Nonlead Ammunition – a citizen science effort to find out if lead and nonlead ammunition shoot with the same accuracy Wildlife Federation Magazine
The Arizona’s Elk Society’s report on Lead and Nonlead Ammunition Arizona Elk Society Magazine
The sociology of Mexican Wolf Reintroduction Wildlife Views Magazine
Contextually-Specific Acceptability: Recreationists’ Motivations and Targeted Species affect Public Approval of Hunting. Hunting Motives
Loren Chase named as Director at Large of the Arizona Wildlife Federation Wildlife Federation site
Learn about Sportsperson’s Value Mapping https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l0u_9nsfskU&feature=youtu.be
Dr. Chase is elected to Chair The Wildlife Society’s Human Dimensions Working Group TWS News
My research guiding the bird conservation efforts AFWA symposia
Wildlife Management Institute recognizes the importance of societal shifts on wildlife conservation WMI symposia
Peer-Review
Chase, L.D. (2016). Measurement of wildlife value orientations among diverse audiences: A multi-group confirmatory factor analysis among Hispanic and Non-Hispanic White communities. Human Dimensions of Wildlife, 21(2), 127-143. HDW Journal
Chase, L.D., Teel, T. L., Manfredo, M. J., and Thornton-Chase, M.R. (2016). A Comparison of Quantitative and Qualitative Methods to Measure Wildlife Value Orientations among Diverse Audiences: A Case Study of Latinos in the American. Society & Natural Resources, 29(5), 572-587. Society & Natural Resources Journal
Chase, L.D. & Rabe, M.J. (2015). Reducing Lead on the Landscape: Anticipating Hunter Behavior in Absence of a Free Nonlead Ammunition Program. PLoS ONE, 10(6):e0128355. PLoS ONE Ammunition Program
Gigliotti, L.M. & Chase, L.D. (2014). A Bivalent Scale for Measuring Crowding Among Deer Hunters. Human Dimensions of Wildlife, 19, 96-103. HDW Journal
Chase, L.D. (2013). Human dimensions of reintroduced bighorn sheep and an associated increased mountain lion harvest along an urban interface. Desert Bighorn Council Transactions, 52, 16-27. Desert Bighorn Council Journal
Chase, L.D. (2013). Wildlife value orientations among diverse audiences in the American Southwest: Helping state wildlife agencies broaden their constituent base. Published Dissertation. Colorado State University.