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“Mustering” Open Standards Coaches and Practitioners in Australia

Posted on January 29, 2017 in Coaches in Action

Story from Natalie Holland, TNC-Australia This past summer in 2016, a “Muster” brought together coaches from around Australia to integrate the Open Standards further into the heart of the country’s…

Healthy Country Planning Provides Land Management Tools for Traditional Owners

Posted on July 20, 2016 in Coaches in Action

Story from Frank Weisenberger, CCNet Coach in Australia In northwestern Australia, Nyikina Mangala Traditional Owners are partnering with The Nature Conservancy on conservation projects that fulfill their cultural obligation to look…

Closing the Loop: Adapting Conservation Plans

Posted on July 20, 2016 in Coaches in Action

Story from Stuart Cowell, Conservation Management So, you have a plan–or are developing a plan–that you are using to guide your work. Or maybe you have a plan, but it needs…

Building Capacity of Coaches in North America

Posted on July 20, 2016 in Coaches in Action

Story from John Morrison, World Wildlife Fund In January 2016, twenty new coaches participated in a coach training workshop in Colorado, USA. These new coaches are all from the United…

Using the Open Standards for Watershed Conservation

Posted on July 20, 2016 in Coaches in Action

Story from Sara Gottlieb, TNC-Georgia, and George Schuler, TNC-New York. During a recent workshop in Alabama, The River Network—an organization the helps groups across the US champion clean, ample water—learned how…

Collaboration Instead of Conflict: The Western Klamath Restoration Partnership Uses the Open Standards to Achieve Results

Posted on July 20, 2016 in Coaches in Action

During an Open Standards field exercise, participants discuss shared values, threats, and strategies in the context of a recent wildfire. Photo by M. Huffman/TNC. Story from Mary Huffman, TNC, Fire...

Nevada Uses Online Workbook to Develop Freshwater Conservation Plan

Posted on June 27, 2016 in Coaches in Action

Story from Greg Low, Applied Conservation. Nevada is the driest state in the U.S., but ranks 11th in species diversity, including over 150 endemic species that depend on freshwater ecosystems….

TNC Archives - Page 2 of 2 - Conservation Coaches Network

“Mustering” Open Standards Coaches and Practitioners in Australia

Healthy Country Planning Provides Land Management Tools for Traditional Owners

Closing the Loop: Adapting Conservation Plans

Building Capacity of Coaches in North America

Using the Open Standards for Watershed Conservation

Collaboration Instead of Conflict: The Western Klamath Restoration Partnership Uses the Open Standards to Achieve Results

Nevada Uses Online Workbook to Develop Freshwater Conservation Plan

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