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Analysis of Swedish forest owners' information and knowledge sharing networks for decision making: insights for climate change communication and adaptation
The study analyzed the social networks of 3,000 Swedish private forest owners to determine how climate change information is shared and acted upon. Findings indicate that social networks currently play a minimal role in sharing climate adaptation knowledge, though a weak positive correlation exists between climate perceptions and network size and heterogeneity. The authors conclude that forestry experts and advisory services are the most critical channels for communicating climate risks and adaptation opportunities, while peers help relate this information to specific forest properties.
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Document type: Research paper