Provide information that is high quality, explains risks; and is:
Focus on a geographic area:
Focus on a geographic area:
For watershed management decison-making on tribal lands
Provide groups with training to help develop leadership and organization skills. Continue reading →
Tap into indigenous knowledge of local land stewards, especially since recommended, best-bet practices may have uncertain results in local application. Continue reading →
Create opportunities to build landowner participation in the activities of landowner groups. Continue reading →
To effectively engage watershed partners and major stakeholders to investigate: landowner issues, awareness of environmental management problems, business development intentions, and potential impact of incentives.
To enhance participatory decision-making, build commitment to research by engaging watershed partners and major stakeholders in answering questions such as: a) what information is needed?; b) how is the information to be collected and analyzed?; c) Who has access to the data and on what conditions?; d) How will the data be used to improve watershed management outcomes?
When encouraging or facilitating the activities of a watershed group, consider group purpose and needs. Distinguish whether the group wants to focus on educational and social benefits, the ability to influence policy, or create on-the-ground improvements.
