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Unsettling Collaborative Conservation through a Decolonizing Lens: Engagement and Collaboration with Indigenous Peoples and Communities

This 2.5 day workshop brought together Indigenous scholars, community members and leaders, and collaborative conservation researchers and practitioners, to share experiences and lessons learned about research partnerships that simultaneously address critical conservation and community needs. The overarching goal was to develop a network and platform to create an integrated research, education and practice program, building on CSU’s existing programs, including programs at the Center for Collaborative Conservation.

2 Page Summary Report FINAL 12.9.19

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CCC News: April 2025

We’re being observant and busy bees this month! In our February Newsletter, we’re announcing a new addition to our Fellows

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John's Journal

Women’s History Month

On my path to the Center for Collaborative Conservation, I am grateful for my mother, my spouse and daughter, and

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Scholarly & Applied

Shared Governance

The idea of “governance” is central to how collaborative conservation works. In fact, collaborative conservation and democracy share several key

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Notes from the Field

Collaboration and HOAs

We wanted to partner with HOAs to remove invasive grasses from their properties for both safety and to support invasive

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CCC News: February 2025

We’re being observant and busy bees this month! In our February Newsletter, we’re announcing a new addition to our Fellows

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Notes from the Field

Centering Well-being in 2025

The skills that the collaborative conservation field requires can offer us some amazing tools for centering well-being, including trust, relationship

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CCC News: December 2024

In our final 2024 CCC newsletter, we’re celebrating a successful year in collaborative conservation, giving thanks to the people who

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