Youth Workforce Development: Two Tribal Partnerships
Danielle Bauman-Epstein, USDA FS Program Specialist – Grants and Agreements Six Rivers National Forest California
Paths to the Uplands Partnership
Sergio Pierluissi, USFWS Regional Partners for Fish and Wildlife Coordinator Midwest Regional Office Minnesota
Urban Wildlife Conservation Program
Jared Strawderman, Gorge Refuge Stewards Stewardship & Community Engagement Coordinator Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge Complex Stevenson Sarah Williams Brown, USFWS Community Engagement Specialist Portland-Vancouver National Wildlife Refuges Washington
Angeles National Forest Collaborative Transit to Trails
Ricardo Lopez, USDA FS Forest Engineer Angeles National Forest Arcadia, California National Public Lands Day video: Chantry Flat Trail
Springs Monitoring & Restoration Initiative
Jeanne Stevens, USDA Forest Service Tribal Relations Specialist Coconino National Forest Arizona
Turning Relationships into Partnerships
Mary (MJ) Byrne, BLM Special Assistant to State Director for RAC, Partnerships, Education and Interpretation, Youth, Volunteering Idaho
Lake Havasu Shoreline Sites
Caroline Kilbane, BLM Outdoor Recreation Planner Lake Havasu Field Office Arizona
Engaging Youth: Lessons Learned Along the Path of Growing Relationships
Debra-Ann Brabazon, USDA Forest Service Forest Fire Prevention Education Officer/Fire Information Michigan Additional resources: Understanding Adultism: A Major Obstacle to Developing Positive Youth-Adult Relationships
Strengthening Partnerships, Creating Opportunities: The USDA Forest Service Resource Assistants Program
Mary Biggs, USDA Forest Service Resource Assistants Program Liaison, Washington Office District of Columbia
A Tale of Two Cities: Urban Wildlife Refuge Partnerships in New Haven, CT and Providence, RI
Cindy Corsair, USFWS Fish and Wildlife Biologist Southern New England-New York Bight Coastal Program Rhode Island
