Strong Collaborative Process: A Case Study of the Redwood Creek Estuary Collaborative

Leslie Wolff, NOAA

Hydrologist

California Coastal Office, West Coast Region

California

and

Mary Burke, CalTrout

North Coast Regional Manager

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Competencies: Community Collaboration
Type: Case Study

Tag: Community Collaboration, Consensus Building, MBN 2023, NOAA, Private Landowners, USACE, Water Resources

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John S. McCain III National Center for Environmental Conflict Resolution – all training

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We are an interagency community of partnership practitioners working to cooperatively steward the natural, cultural, and recreational resources in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, and U.S. territories.

MANAGING
BY NETWORK

COLLABORATIVE CONSERVATION:
PARTNERSHIPS IN PRACTICE

WORKSHOPS AND WEBINARS

Strong Collaborative Process: A Case Study of the Redwood Creek Estuary Collaborative

Featured Resources

John S. McCain III National Center for Environmental Conflict Resolution – all training

Bureau of Land Management, Collaborative Action and Dispute Resolution Program Resources

Understanding Collaboration

Persuasion

Artificial Lighting at Night: What it means for bird conservation and navigating a path forward

MANAGINGBY NETWORK

COLLABORATIVE CONSERVATION:PARTNERSHIPS IN PRACTICE

WORKSHOPS AND WEBINARS

Strong Collaborative Process: A Case Study of the Redwood Creek Estuary Collaborative

Featured Resources

John S. McCain III National Center for Environmental Conflict Resolution – all training

Bureau of Land Management, Collaborative Action and Dispute Resolution Program Resources

Understanding Collaboration

Persuasion

Artificial Lighting at Night: What it means for bird conservation and navigating a path forward

MANAGING
BY NETWORK

COLLABORATIVE CONSERVATION:
PARTNERSHIPS IN PRACTICE