Titlebook: Large-Scale Conservation in the Common Interest; Susan G. Clark,Aaron M. Hohl,Elizabeth Thomas Book 2015 Springer International Publishing

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The Importance of People, Institutions, and Resources in Large-Scale Conservationtegration task can be most simply stated as “humans seek values through institutions using and affecting resources.” These four vital elements of management and policy making—humans, values, institutions, and resources—all of which are open for empirical, systematic study, are described. Skillful ap

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The Connecticut River Watershed: Using Adaptive Governance Arenas for Collaboration and Integrationgroups, or—most promising—a larger, more collaborative, and integrated approach to river conservation. Three strategies—a decision seminar, problem orientation workshops, and practice-based learning—are recommended to help the groups find common ground, create a functional network, and transform the

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Conserving Trail Corridors: The Pacific Crest National Scenic Trailblem-oriented approach and concludes that decision making can better meet the common interest by further engaging participants at the local level and taking a bottom-up approach. In order to ensure that decisions regarding the public land and the public resource of the trail meet common interest goa

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The Humboldt Bay Initiative: Integrating People and Natural Resources in Northern Californiathat is not only rooted in ecological science but also recognizes the importance of using governance mechanisms to solve environmental problems. Its successes to date have relied on strong leadership and robust collaboration among stakeholders. Its future depends on developing an institutional struc