A Toolkit for Building and Sustaining Effective BLM Partnerships with Friends Groups (February 2020) Purpose of This Toolkit: Due to the challenges of multiple-use management
This training course presents participants with advanced principles, skills, and techniques used in natural resource negotiation. The focus of the course is threefold: 1) strategy
By Leigh Goldberg and Amy Mickel, Ph.D. The Partnership Impact Model™ includes the 11 Partnership Impacts, Scaling Up Partnership Impact, the Partnership Impact Roadmap, and
By Leigh Goldberg and Amy Mickel, Ph.D. One Tam’s vision that we can do more for Mt. Tam together, working across boundaries, than we can
By Leigh Goldberg Public land agencies have collaborated for many decades, both informally and formally through inter-agency agreements, to share resources, equipment, staff, and information.
The Forest Service’s handover memo process enables an outgoing agency leader to share information with their replacement. The challenge of rotating Forest Service line officers
Explore the communications tools used to persuade an individual or group of individuals to change their attitude or behavior. Learn more about techniques to establish
Kayla Blades, BLM Grants Management Specialist Idaho State Office Idaho
This online course will help build knowledge and skills required to engage in negotiation processes with a diverse set of stakeholders. Upon completion of this
Strategic plans are used to guide the decision-making and actions of an agency or organization, a project or program and a partnership or partnership network.
Nina Hemphill, BLM Aquatic Habitat Management Program Lead California State Office
Tracy Schwartz, USACE Historian Portland District Oregon