Amargosa Vole Recovery Team Partnership

Chris Otahal, BLM

Wildlife Biologist

Barstow Field Office

California

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Competencies: Partnering
Type: Case Study

Tag: BLM, California, Fish and Wildlife, Leveraging Partnerships, MBN 2024, Partnering, Threatened and Endangered Species

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Amargosa Vole Recovery Team Partnership

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Kūlana Noi‘i (Research Standards)

Generating, Scaling Up, and Sustaining Partnership Impact: One Tam’s First Four Years (2018)

Accountability When Working with Partnerships

Collaboration and Conflict Transformation in Multiparty Processes

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

Unsheltered Homelessness in Parks and Protected Areas in Northern California

MANAGINGBY NETWORK

COLLABORATIVE CONSERVATION:PARTNERSHIPS IN PRACTICE

WORKSHOPS AND WEBINARS

Amargosa Vole Recovery Team Partnership

Featured Resources

Kūlana Noi‘i (Research Standards)

Generating, Scaling Up, and Sustaining Partnership Impact: One Tam’s First Four Years (2018)

Accountability When Working with Partnerships

Collaboration and Conflict Transformation in Multiparty Processes

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

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BY NETWORK

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AND WEBINARS