October 18, 2025Journal of Flood Risk ManagementOpen Access

Do Public and Farmer Preferences for Natural Flood Management Align?

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PKPhoebe KingUniversity of East Anglia RBRosalind H. BarkUniversity of East Anglia ALAndrew LovettFlorida State University

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Rapid evidence assessment examines alignment of public and farmer preferences for natural flood management, suggesting implications for design and acceptance.

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Farmers and the public show differing preferences for natural flood management strategies, highlighting potential alignment challenges.
The study reviews findings from 60 articles, indicating that both groups favor different aspects of NFM schemes.
Misalignment between public and farmer interests poses challenges for flood risk managers in implementing catchment strategies.
Knowledge of natural flood management is crucial, as it significantly influences acceptance among both stakeholders.

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King et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68f3793258f37cefb60d3488 https://doi.org/10.1111/jfr3.70130

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Rapid evidence assessment examines alignment of public and farmer preferences for natural flood management, suggesting implications for design and acceptance.

Do Public and Farmer Preferences for Natural Flood Management Align?

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Do Public and Farmer Preferences for Natural Flood Management Align?

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