Thank you @CornellNews for spreading the word about the effectiveness of the Hudson River Estuary Conservation and Land Use Program. The team still does great work!
Training and resources supporting municipal officials can help incorporate #biodiversity into local land-use planning, according to research led by Shorna Allred (@Shorna1), evaluating a program in #NewYork’s Hudson Valley. @CornellGlobal@CornellCALS https://t.co/RGBllqmYyF
Lots of excellent tips in Brooke’s webinar. There’s so many things conservation organizations can do to help people during the time of physical distancing.
If you missed my workshop on municipal engagement with Laura Heady at the 2019 @RCP_Network Gathering, you can get started on your own outreach plan by downloading the worksheet we used in the session. #2019RCP https://t.co/L9jYbht3Rc
In Session A6, @strongoutcomes and Laura Heady explain that, “for RCPs, working with municipalities is a great way to understand the local knowledge of your community.” #2019RCP#conservation
This year marks the 10th anniversary of our annual RCP Gatherings. We’re so excited to learn from and discuss natural #climatesolutions with the more than 300 #conservation professionals who will be in attendance this year. More info here https://t.co/4FLOYPk7yh #2019RCP
It seems like knowledge should lead to action, but that’s not how it works. Check out these FREE webinars and design more effective conservation education programs. #conservation#behaviorchange
It’s not too late!! Register now for Lesson 2 taught by @brooke2cents and get access to the recording of Lesson 1, Analyze your Conservation Context, taught by our co-founder @amielleamielle
The City of Hudson's Natural Resource and Open Space Inventory is done! I enjoyed working with the Conservation Advisory Council to turn reams of data into a summary they can use to inform decisions. Check it out: https://t.co/JmoHOl0rIR
@jessicaottney @jeremycherson1@nature_ny Stormwater, or runoff, is water that runs off the land when it isn’t absorbed into the ground. Floodplains are the flat lands that are covered with water when rivers and streams overflow. #plainlanguagematters
Want to know if your conservation work is supported by evidence and don’t have the time, money, or expertise to do a literature review? Check out this FREE ebook!
Community Resilience Building Facititator Training Session underway for the Hudson River Valley, New York! Many more town and villages along the River ready for CRBs...