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Coda Files Dossier Vol. 1
April 24th, 2012Coda Global Fellows Program
Coda Files Dossier Vol. 1
Measures Fellows class of 2012
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Measures Workshop: One Conservancy Priorities I Agenda
April 23rd, 2012The first measures workshop for One Conservancy Priorities was held 16-19 June 2008 in Boulder, CO. This agenda details the objectives, logistics and desired products....
Measures Brownbag Series
April 20th, 2012The Measures Brownbag series hosts occasional half-hour informal presentations on measures at work for conservation on-the-ground and in-the-water at The Nature Conservancy, many of which were part of the...
Guidance on the Preparation of Strategy Effectiveness Measures Reports for the Conservation Measures Summit II
April 20th, 2012
This guidance was distributed to participants seeking feedback on their strategies and measures at the second measures workshop for One Conservancy Priorities held 29 September – 1 October 2009 in Glen Cove, NY. Teams were...
Guidance on the Preparation of Written Peer Reviews for the Conservation Measures Summit
April 20th, 2012
This guidance was distributed to participants giving feedback to projects on their strategies and measures at the second measures workshop for One Conservancy Priorities held 29 September – 1 October 2009 in Glen Cove, NY...
Measures Workshop: One Conservancy Priorities II Presentation Guidance
April 20th, 2012This guidance was distributed to participants seeking feedback on their strategies and measures at the second measures workshop for One Conservancy Priorities held 29 September – 1 October 2009 in Glen Cove, NY. Teams were requested to...
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