Registrations are open for a 3-day intensive Healthy Country Planning Training course in conjunction with the Conservation Coaches Network Rally 2018 in Katoomba / NSW, Australia. We use in the course the well proven interactive adult learning approach developed by…
An exciting initiative to develop a Healthy Country Plan to protect threatened caribou in the MacKenzie Mountains—a biodiverse region on the border of the Northwest Territories and Yukon provinces in sub-arctic Canada—gained momentum this past summer. Over 40 community representatives…
CCNet Australia will be offering a Healthy Country Planning training in Katoomba, in the surroundings near the Fairmont Resort prior to the Global CCNet Rally from April 27-29, 2018. Healthy Country Planning (HCP) is an adaptation of the Open Standards…
USFWS-Alaska staff participating in the Open Standards training course discuss threats to Tetlin National Wildlife Refuge. Photo by Ian Dutton. Fifteen U.S. Fish and Wildlife staff from Alaska participated in a comprehensive Open Standards training course in April. Led…
Development by Design workshop participants discuss bush food values on a field trip in the Nykina Mangala area. Photo by TNC. Over the last 18 months, the Walalakoo Aboriginal Corporation and The Nature Conservancy have been working together on an…
Story from Mary Huffman, The Nature Conservancy and The Fire Learning Network, and Margo Robbins, Yurok Tribe Native American people walk in two worlds: their ancestral tribal world and the contemporary world, which is led by other people. When we first…
Story from Daniel Sprod, Conservation Management In November 27, 2016 students came together for a Healthy Country Planning workshop in Australia’s Northern Territory to understand how Traditional Owners’ cultural knowledge and needs form essential parts of management and monitoring responses. This…