Ram Adhikari

Assistant Professor

New Mexico Highlands University

United States

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Ram Adhikari is an Assistant Professor at New Mexico Highlands University, USA. His research areas encompass environmental science, land management, and wildlife conservation, as reflected in his recent articles addressing issues such as reforestation, biochar production, and chronic wasting disease. He actively explores the economic and ecological dimensions of community engagement in conservation efforts.

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Articles (17)

Financial Incentives and Landowner Interest in Reforesting Open Lands in the Southeastern United States

Where we stand on chronic wasting disease: A systematic literature review of its prevalence patterns, impacts, and management interventions

Identifying optimal locations for biochar production facilities to reduce wildfire risk and bolster rural economies: A New Mexico case study

Predictors of Landowners’ Intention to Manage Emerald Ash Borer in Kentucky

Understanding Forest Landowner Attitudes, Perceived Risk, and Response to Emerald Ash Borer in Kentucky

Understanding the demand for and value of pathogen‐free amphibians to US pet owners

Natural area visitors’ potential role in preventing pathogen threats to amphibian biodiversity

Farmer perceived challenges toward conservation practice usage in the margins of the Corn Belt, USA

Factors influencing intention to visit wildlife management areas: A survey of sportspersons and other recreationists in Tennessee

Identifying Optimal Locations for Hardwood CLT Plants in Tennessee: Application of a Spatially Explicit Framework

Hunter Willingness-to-Pay for Disease Testing: Evidence from Chronic Wasting Disease in White-Tailed Deer

Natural area visitors’ willingness to pay for amphibian conservation in a global biodiversity hotspot

Landowner Willingness to Accept Monetary Compensation for Managing Forests for Ecosystem Services in the Southern United States

Hunters' Willingness to Pay to Avoid Processing Costs Associated with Harvesting Infected Game

The effect of foreign remittance on timber imports: Evidence from Nepal

Landowner Satisfaction with Conservation Programs in the Southern United States

Residents’ willingness-to-pay for watershed conservation program facilitating ecosystem services in Begnas watershed, Nepal

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Rajan Parajuli

Daniel Petrolia

Jessica Ulrich-Schad

Neelam Poudyal

Anusha Shrestha

Robert K Grala

Jesse Brunner

Matthew Gray

Lisa Muller

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