clasch, Author at Conservation Coaches Network

New Coach Training in the Cuyamaca Mountains, California, USA

Posted on February 28, 2020 in Coaches in Action

Story from Andrew Bridges (Institute for Wildlife Studies/NaturePlan) John Morrison (WWF), Arlyne Johnson (FOS), and Andrew Bridges (IWS/NaturePlan) conducted a New Coach Training on in November 2019, at beautiful Camp Stevens, located...

Building Capacity for the Second Generation of Protected Area Management Plans in Western Mongolia

Posted on February 28, 2020 in Coaches in Action

Story by Tuguldur Enkhtsetseg (TNC) and Munkhchuluun Basan (WWF), CCNet Mongolia franchise leaders. Western Mongolian Protected Areas protect unique conservation targets, including snow leopards, wild sheep, and lakes. In 2012, the Ministry of Environment...

Developing Habitat Management Plans in Saskatchewan

Posted on February 28, 2020 in Coaches in Action

Story from Rob Sutter (Enduring Conservation Outcomes) The Canadian Province of Saskatchewan is using the Conservation Standards to develop Habitat Management Plans for each of the four ecozones in the Province: Boreal...

Protected Area Staff in South America Share Experiences on Monitoring the Impact of Management

Posted on February 28, 2020 in Coaches in Action

Session at the Latin American and Caribbean Congress of Protected Areas in Lima, Peru, October 2019. Photo by Paola Mejía. Story sent by Paola Mejía (Foundations of Success and Wildlife Conservation Society Peru) ...

Updated Healthy Country Planning Materials Available

Posted on February 27, 2020 in Bulletin Board

Story from Frank Weisenberger and Stuart Cowell Healthy Country Planning (HCP) is an adaptation of the Conservation Standards that has been used for nearly a decade to help Aboriginal people in...

Workshop Helps Analyse and Adapt Indigenous Projects in Western Australia

Posted on February 27, 2020 in Coaches in Action

Story from Frank Weisenberger (Frank Weisenberger Consulting) Most Healthy Country Planning projects in the Kimberley region of Western Australia have now been implemented for more than five years. In October, 21...

CCNet 2019 Accomplishments

Posted on February 18, 2020 in General

CCNet Overview In today’s dynamic world, practitioners and managers who work on environmental and social challenges need to be able to work with their teams, projects, and communities to not...

Korean translation of OS v3.0 now available

Posted on August 1, 2019 in Bulletin Board

The Open Standards have now been translated into 9 languages! The latest translation for Korea was released in January of 2019. Many thanks to the hard work of the contributors: Jeong Eun...

Multi-team Open Standards Training Opportunity in Europe!

Posted on July 31, 2019 in Upcoming Events

CCNet Europe and Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust are excited to announce a workshop on adaptive management using the Open Standards at Jersey Zoo, Jersey (Channel Islands) from 20 to 25 October...

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