Instructions shared by Felix Cybulla, Independent Adviser, Conservation Planning & Adaptive Management Did you know we have a map to record projects that are using the Open Standards, Miradi and Miradi Share? This map was initially set up by Felix, thanks…
To better address environmental and social challenges in today’s dynamic world, practitioners and managers need to be able to work with their teams, projects, and communities to not only adapt to change, but also to shape and create change collectively.…
At the 2018 Rally, CCNet Global and CCNet Australia jointly handed out two awards for people who have made an outstanding contribution to the practice of conservation. Frank Weisenberger, Australia: Frank has been and is one of the leaders and…
There is an increasing amount of Open Standards guidance being produced these days, by both organizations and individuals. This is fabulous, but it can make it more challenging for conservation practitioners (especially those who are just beginning to use the…
Story by Marcia Brown, Foundations of Success All around us, we increasingly see evidence that the climate is changing: rising temperatures, glaciers melting, larger wildfires, sea levels rising, shifting precipitation patterns, and oceans becoming more acidic. As conservation coaches, we…
A webinar on pragmatic approaches to evaluating conservation projects and programs was jointly hosted by Elizabeth O’Neill from EON Impact Consulting, LLC, and CCNet North America on February 22 and 23, 2018. You can watch the Webex recording here, or download…
The following is a summary of CCNet’s accomplishment’s this past year. The full overview can be downloaded here. These accomplishments were made possible by financial and considerable in-kind support by our members, partner organizations and donors. Thank you! Recruit, Train and Support Coaches…