Natural Partners: The National Park Service and American Society of Landscape Architects Community Assistance Partnership

Alex Stone, NPS

RTCA Program

Washington

Additional Resource:

Working with Communities

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Competencies: Community Collaboration
Type: Case Study

Tag: Community Collaboration, MBN 2013, National, NPS, Partnership Programs, Recreation, Urban Programs

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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.

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Natural Partners: The National Park Service and American Society of Landscape Architects Community Assistance Partnership

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Kūlana Noi‘i (Research Standards)

Accountability When Working with Partnerships

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Collaboration and Conflict Transformation in Multiparty Processes

Unsheltered Homelessness in Parks and Protected Areas in Northern California

MANAGINGBY NETWORK

COLLABORATIVE CONSERVATION:PARTNERSHIPS IN PRACTICE

WORKSHOPS AND WEBINARS

Natural Partners: The National Park Service and American Society of Landscape Architects Community Assistance Partnership

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Kūlana Noi‘i (Research Standards)

Accountability When Working with Partnerships

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Unsheltered Homelessness in Parks and Protected Areas in Northern California

MANAGING
BY NETWORK

COLLABORATIVE CONSERVATION:
PARTNERSHIPS IN PRACTICE

WORKSHOPS
AND WEBINARS