Public Attitudes and Preferences for Upland Landscapes - Defra

Hanley et
al.
(1998)
Hanley et
al. (2007)
Breadalbane ESA
Highland Perthshire
Respondents from the
4 Government office
regions of the North
West, Yorkshire and
the Humber, the West
Midlands and the
South West were
asked about
preferences for LFA
areas in the GOR in
which they reside.
Respondents from the
South East GOR were
asked about LFAs in
all England.
Results from CE were
used to determine WtP
for 3 policy scenarios.
256 individuals
interviewed in ESA
area.
300 respondents in
each GOR region
(total 1500
respondents)
Samples chosen
according to quotas for
age, gender, socioeconomic
group and
also whether
respondents resided in
an urban or rural area.
Face-to-face, door-todoor
interviews.
Choice Experiment Not specified
(likely tax)
Choice Experiment Local or national
taxation
Not stated Woods – £50.46
Archaeology - £6.65
Heather Moors - £22.95
Wet Grassland - £20.85
Dry Stone Walls £11.30
Not stated To preserve environmental/
agricultural landscape (see
description above):
From £5.63/household/
year in the North West to
£25.56 in Yorkshire
and Humberside.
To preserve environmental
landscape (see description
above):
From £6.33 in the North
West to £26.92 in Yorkshire
and Humberside.
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