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Deschutes FLN Helps Communities Prepare for Fire
May 10, 2012 | 0 CommentsIn the area around Bend, Oregon large fires have caused evacuations and property damage, and threatened other community values. Since its inception in 2002 the organizations that make up the Fire Learning Network’s Upper Deschutes Basin (...
TNC, Food Security and Sustainability: Clarifying the Debate
Mar 14, 2012 | 1 CommentsThe Conservancy is increasingly touting a new value proposition for conservation: Positioning nature as a solution provider to big global issues such as climate mitigation, climate adaptation, poverty reduction, water availability and food...
Baseline Socioeconomic Assessment: Mahale National Park, Tanzania
Feb 22, 2012 | 0 CommentsAs we approached the stripe of dirt that’s the Mahale National Park airstrip, the Missionary Aviation Fellowship pilot casually noted that he’d never landed here before — but that he’d done lots of remote strips in Sudan,...
Social Scientists in Conservation: Who They Are & What They Can Do
Feb 22, 2012 | 0 CommentsIf there were no human beings, there would be no conservation problems. The increasingly intense and widespread conservation challenges that we face today are not naturally occurring, but the results of the scale and scope of human activities....
The Social Side of Conservation
May 23, 2011 | 0 CommentsWhat does TNC staff say about the social side of their work and capacity building needs for social impact assessment?
Here are the results of an April 2011 survey on needs for capacity building on socioeconomic monitoring...
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