Table 6.1   Hello, my name is Cheryl McClary. I am an
environmental anthropologist, a social scientist. My current
research concerns the "chip mill issue" and sustainable forestry
in western North Carolina. I am investigating how people are
affected by and affect our forest environment. [*Would you be
willing to participate in my study - ANONYMOUSLY - by answering
the following question?]   Imagine this scenario (pretend): You
own more than 50 acres, but less than 400 acres, in western
North Carolina. The land has hardwood timber on it. You need to
generate some income from your landholding investment (e.g., for
the children's college fund, expenses of a life-threatening
illness, or desire to take a vacation cruise). Please *list 3
(or more) land-use options you would consider to generate that
income. (Please do no be intimidated by the research process. It
is okay to list "cutting your timber for sale," if that is a
likely option.)   Thank you. Cheryl.   sell forest products -
e.g. wild plants  preserved wil