Risk management

Project Director (Madison Valley Ranchland Group, Oregon)

Type: 
Job

Madison Valley Ranchlands Group has an opening for a project director. Contact MVRG at mvranch@3rivers.net   Applications close on May 30.  Call John Crumley with any questions - 406 682 7364 or 406 581 5602

Check out their website here: http://www.madisonvalleyranchlands.org/

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Alaina Pomeroy
Program Manager
Sustainable Northwest
813 SW Alder, Suite 500
Portland, OR 97205

Contact Information: 
<p>Alaina Pomeroy Program Manager Sustainable Northwest 813 SW Alder, Suite 500 Portland, OR 97205 wk. (503) 221-6911 x109 cell (971) 222-9583</p>
Application Deadline: 
May 30, 2013
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Project-Level Insights for Landscape Level PES (Payment for Ecosystem Services)

Type of media: 
Article

Over the last 10 years, there has been a significant increase in private and public sector interest to explore payments for ecosystem services (PES), in order to assign value to ecosystem services, and thus promote better land use practices. We recently investigated how PES schemes are faring in meeting the goals of safeguarding ecosystem services, while also benefiting local livelihoods.

Bibliographic Info
Author: 
Gabrielle Kissinger (Lexeme Consulting) and Henry Neufeldt (World Agroforestry Centre) r
2013
Month: 
Feb
Day: 
18
Publisher: 
EcoAgriculture Partners

Norway to send Guyana $45m for maintaining low deforestation rate

Type of media: 
Article

  Norway will pay Guyana $45 million for maintaining its low deforestation rate under a climate partnership between the two countries. 

  The payment is based on Guyana's deforestation rate of 0.054 percent between October 1st 2010 and December 31st 2011. The rate is well below the baseline established under the countries' agreement. It brings Norway's total payment to Guyana to $115 million.

 

Bibliographic Info
2012
Month: 
Dec
Day: 
24

Partnering with Maryland Watermen in Electronic Catch Accounting Pilot

Type of media: 
Article

While winter around the Chesapeake Bay is known for oysters and striped bass, summertime means blue crabs. If you enjoyed steamed crabs from Maryland this summer, you may have consumed crabs harvested by watermen involved in a ground-breaking test of technology to improve long-term blue crab management.

Bibliographic Info
Author: 
JENN AIOSA
2012
Month: 
Dec
Day: 
12
Publisher: 
EDFish, Environmental Defense Fund
City of publication: 
WASHINGTON, D.C.