Provide a Web site for fruit growers that is simple to use, provides up-to-date information, and provides access to information on specific pests. Continue reading →
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Clark, B. T., Burkardt, N., & King, M. D. (2005) Finding 1
Assess watershed organizations to channel future research and to better approximate the organizational dynamics, issue concerns, and information needs unique to the organization. Continue reading →
Clark, B. T., Burkardt, N., & King, M. D. (2005) Finding 2
Assess patterns or organizational similarities that may facilitate the linkage among organizations to coordinate their actions at the river basin or ecosystem scale. Continue reading →
Cobourn, J., & Donaldson, S. (1997) Finding 1
Base your program design on specifically identified needs. Continue reading →
Cobourn, J., & Donaldson, S. (1997) Finding 2
Engage audience in planning. Continue reading →
Cobourn, J., & Donaldson, S. (1997) Finding 3
Use a variety of outreach methods, with each targeted at specific, desired behaviors. Continue reading →
Constance, D. H., Rikoon, S. J., & Ma, J. C. (1996) Finding 1
In landowner or renter situations:
- Determine whether the landowner or renter is primarily responsible for water quality or conservation decisions
- Identify factors that may influence the person who could take action
- Understand “opportunity costs” and social norms relative to the content or practice focus of the outreach