Groupwork instructions in detail, covering each step of the OS individually.
CCNet maintains a variety of resources to support Coaches in the presentation and use of the Conservation Standards. Most of the resources are found in multiple languages in the Coaches Notebook that is part of CCNet New Coach Trainings.
In addition, in our Resource Library you can find a wealth of support materials shared by Coaches and Conservation Standards practitioners. To find resources to support your coaching efforts, make sure to select the ‘I am a coach’ tab.
In our Resource Library you will find a wealth of support materials shared by Coaches and Conservation Standards practitioners from over 600 organizations across the planet over 20 years. On this website, resources are rated to provide only the best and most faithful to the Conservation Standards. To find coaching resources, make sure to select the ‘I am a coach’ tab.
Resources are broadly categorized into Guidance, Tools, Case Studies and Complementary Materials. Searching may lead you directly to resources you know exist.
The Conservation Standards Circle provides the framework for project planning, management, monitoring, adapting and sharing.
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This area is intended to hold or link to all of the resources that might be helpful to an Open Standards coach.
This section of the website is searchable, and includes all of the resources found in the organized Coaches Notebook plus a variety of other resources that are not generally included in the Notebook.
Also, don’t forget the basic Conservation Standards Guidance & Tools, and Conservation Standards Examples sections of the Conservation Standards website.
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Thinking and Working Politically When Practicing the Conservation Standards at USAID
Story from Kelsey Schueler (Environmental Incentives), Heidi Schuttenberg (USAID) and Jeff Stark. USAID has developed a new resource with practical advice for thinking and working politically when practicing the Conservation Standards in USAID work. Given strong evidence that political factors...
Tools of Engagement
Tools of Engagement: A Toolkit for Engaging People in Conservation was developed by the National Audubon Society in partnership with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, the Environmental Education and Training…
USFWS Standard Measures of Effectiveness and Threats for Wildlife Conservation in Central Africa: Guidance for USFWS Applicants
This guidance was jointly produced by the USFWS and FoS (under contract) in 2014. Since 2006, on behalf of the American public and via Congressional legislation, the United States Fish…
Webinar on Adaptation within Adaptive Conservation Management
In June 2017 CCNet Europe hosted a webinar on the ‘adaptation’ part of adaptive conservation management. During the webinar Ilke Tilders, Arlyne Johnson and Judy Boshoven from Foundations of Success…
Webinar Recording – Adult Learning
Did a PowerPoint teach you to ride a bicycle? Why understanding adult learning principles is critical for teaching and facilitating the Open Standards On Monday 11 April, 2016, Amielle DeWan and...
WildTeam 2015 workshop report: Introduction to Open Standards
WildTeam 2015 Workshop report - An introduction to the open standards 0.2 This report summarizes a workshop held in 2015 by WildTeam to introduce the Wildlife Institute of India to the...
Coaches Resource Library
CCNet maintains a variety of resources to support Coaches in the presentation and use of the Conservation Standards. Most of the resources are found in multiple languages in the Coaches Notebook that is part of CCNet New Coach Trainings. In addition, in our Resource Library you can find a wealth of support materials shared by Coaches and Conservation Standards practitioners.
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The Conservation Standards is the product of inputs, field tests, and discussions among members of the Conservation Measures Partnership (CMP), which has final editorial authority over the Conservation Standards. Substantial input was also provided by members of the Conservation Coaches Network (CCNet) and other CMP partners.
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