Wildlife Photography on Private Lands: A Market Study
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- December 7, 2021
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Private landowners who are considering offering fee-based wildlife photography opportunities on their land as a way to diversify their income will be interested in the results of this 2007 pilot survey of members of the North American Nature Photography Association and other wildlife photographers. Landowners also participated in the survey. Results showed that photographers are generally very satisfied with their experiences on private lands but that this promising market is still in the early stages of development. Tables show how photographers responded to questions and what features they ranked as most important. (4 pages)
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