Inviting dialogue with diverse constituents in natural resource policy development, planning, and research
Conference Proceedings (Chapter)
"Three components for collaborative approaches to natural resource management in urban and other dynamic areas are essential: a broad constituency, a higher quality of participation in dialogues between constituents and professionals, and conflict resolution with diverse groups. Although there are disadvantages (added time and possible conflict), collaborative approaches can reduce conflict, yield better solutions, and lead to greater constituent support." [Abstract]
[September 17-20, 2003, San Antonio, Texas]
W.F. Elmendorf, J.R. Thompson, M.H. McDonough, L.L. Burban
2003
2003 National Urban Forest Conference Proceedings
C. Kollin
American Forests
Washington, DC (US)
NA
223
226
4
Planning, Urban Forest Management
National
Constituents, Leaf characteristics, Conflict, Conflict resolution
MW: S-ARTI-DC-03-001; UMN