Negotiation

Closing the Feedback Loop: Evaluation and Adaptation in Collaborative Resource Management

Type of media: 
Book

 

This sourcebook has two purposes. The first is to provide a selection of evaluation tools and change mechanisms for collaborative groups to consider and use. The second is tostimulate discussion of evaluation and adaptation in collaborative resource management. Collaborative resource management and adaptive management are not new concepts, but experience has not caught up to theory, and there is much to learn from the rapidly evolving efforts underway.

 

 

Bibliographic Info
Author: 
Ann Moote
1913
Month: 
May
Publisher: 
Northern Arizona University, US Forest Service, Sustainable Northwest, National Forest Foundation, Forest Guild, Watershed Center (CA)
Page numbers: 
47

Incentivising collaborative conservation: Lessons from existing environmental Stewardship Scheme options

Type of media: 
Article

    Agri-environment schemes (AESs) in England typically address environmental management at the farm-and field-scales, but there is increasing evidence that incorporating the landscape-scale would increase scheme effectiveness.

Bibliographic Info
Author: 
FRANKS, JR and EMERY, SB
2013
Month: 
Jan
Journal title: 
LAND USE POLICY
Publisher: 
ELSEVIER SCI LTD
City of publication: 
OXFORD, ENGLAND
Volume: 
30
Page numbers: 
847-862
Issue: 
1

Participatory Monitoring and Evaluation Course, ANTH 449

Type: 
Academic Program

Participatory Monitoring and Evaluation . . .  Though the title is dry, the course itself will be rich with discussion, thought provoking, and stimulating for personal growth and professional development.   At first glance, this course may seem adequate for program directors, office administrators, state and federal evaluators, and anyone else with a brief case or clip board.

Contact Information: 
<p>&nbsp;michael.brydge@rams.colostate.edu</p>
Application Deadline: 
January 25, 2013
Location
Country: 
United States
Country: 

In the Trenches: Collaborative Conservation in a Contested West

Type of media: 
Article

For the last fifteen years, I’ve worked as a volunteer – a citizen anthropologist – in the collaborative conservation movement sweeping across the American West.  I co-founded the Arizona Common Ground Roundtable in 1997.  For the next five years, we (the Roundtable) sponsored forums across the state to bring ranchers, environmentalists, and sportsmen together to talk about the future of Arizona’s wide-open spaces.

Bibliographic Info
Author: 
Thomas E. Sheridan
2012
Month: 
Dec
Day: 
10
Publisher: 
American Anthropological Association