It\’s true. Approval of fishing is highest at 87% followed by hunting at 66% and then trapping at 45%. This is great news for environmental stewardship and conservation. It is especially encouraging since not all New Jerseyans participate in these activities… but, impressively, support them!
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Who says? Well, I am sure New Jersey\’s 650,000 to 800,000 anglers, hunters and trappers would be boastful, but we admit to our bias. So, we will instead rely on the findings of the research firm Responsive Management. \”Responsive Management is an internationally recognized public opinion and attitude survey research firm specializing in natural resource and outdoor recreation issues. Their mission is to help natural resource and outdoor recreation agencies and organizations better understand and work with their constituents, customers, and the public.\”
According to their website, \”Responsive Management has conducted more studies on more hunting-related issues in more geographic locations than any other organization in the world.\” This firm also has \”extensive experience in the use of quantitative and qualitative research on fishing and fisheries management issues and has conducted more studies on different fishing topics in more geographic areas than any other organization.\”
Some additional information you might find of interest: Hunting (Nationally)
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