These courses focus on using social science knowledge and tools to effectively incorporate societal values into conservation planning and decision-making, and to build stronger and more diverse partnerships.
Government and non-governmental organization (NGO) employees who are engaged in natural resource negotiations including biologists, planners, managers, and project leaders.
Summary and Objectives:This training course presents participants with...
GS 15 FWS Leadership
Summary and Objectives:Native peoples have lived from, with, and as a part of the environment since time immemorial, and as such, have a direct connection to the USFWS mission. During this immersive training, USFWS leaders...
Government employees who are engaged in natural resource negotiations including landscape conservation cooperatives, biologists, and project leaders.
Summary and Objectives:This training course presents participants with...
Field managers, program leads, or specialists with current partnership or community collaboration responsibilities.
Summary and Objectives:This course is an interagency applied learning course designed for federal managers,...
Natural resource and conservation professionals engaged in natural resource negotiations, including landscape conservation cooperatives staff, biologists, and project leaders.
Summary and Objectives:This training course provides...
Conservation professionals engaged in natural resource negotiations including landscape conservation, cooperatives, biologists, planners, and project leaders.
Summary and Objectives:This online course will be presented to help...
USFWS professionals with some social science knowledge and experience within programs, regions, and stations. This includedecision-makersrs, mid-level managers, practitione,rs and social science experts.
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Natural resource practitioners and decision makers who deal with people-related conservation challenges. This includes mid to upper-level managers, field biologists, education and outreach specialists, visitor services staff and outdoor recreation planners.
Summary and...Conservation professionals whose projects include public involvement and community engagement.
Summary and Objectives:Public involvement and community engagement are constantly evolving due to ongoing changes in demographics, people's attitudes and expectations...
This training is designed to develop the community engagement and cultural competency skills of U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service employees and partners at urban field stations. Participants will be provided the tools, techniques, lessons learned, and support to develop,...
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and other federal employees actively involved in community-based conservation partnerships and possessing foundational partnership and collaboration skills. This course is open to graduates of the...
Graduates of the CLM8123 - Partnership and Community Collaboration: Managing by Network course or those who have similar experience.
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