On my path to the Center for Collaborative Conservation, I am grateful for my mother, my spouse and daughter, and many women friends and colleagues who have taught me so much over the years, including several who were instrumental in creating the CCC.
The skills that the collaborative conservation field requires can offer us some amazing tools for centering well-being, including trust, relationship building, and thoughtful facilitation. What are your intentions for 2025? And how does your collaborative practice inform them?
Our furry, feathered, and serpentine friends put a smile on our faces, offer snuggles and pets when we are in need of comfort, join our zoom calls for fun, and support us as we work hard towards CCC’s mission to build capacity for collaborative conservation!
Hello! I’m Priscila Santos Urteaga, an international student from Monterrey, Mexico. Three years ago, I moved to the U.S. for college and am now in my final semester at Colorado State University, majoring in Human Dimensions of Natural Resources! I began my internship with the Center for Collaborative Conservation this past June, and my main role has been assisting Katie McGrath-Novak, the Colorado Forest Collaboratives Network Coordinator, in planning the 2024 Colorado Forest Collaboratives Summit.
Check out the post to hear more about my experience!
In this month’s newsletter, John shares his thoughts on conflict, which is an integral (and often frustrating) component in collaborative conservation. Fellows Cohort 12 is sharing their End-of-Project presentations, the Colorado Forest Collaboratives Network (CFCN) is preparing for another Branching …
Thank you to the Larimer County Commissioners and the Larimer County Environmental and Science Advisory Board for recognizing the North Fork Poudre Site Conservation Team (SCT) with the Environmental Stewardship Award! CPRW staff have been honored to work with this first-of-its-kind group …
This month, John shares current work on inclusive stakeholder analysis, we highlight Cohort 13 Fellow Daniel Acosta, and we invite you to check out the Colorado Forest Collaboratives Network (CFCN) “Branching Out” series! We also highlight our new intern and …
Presented by Gemara Gifford, M.S. in conjunction with FWCB Graduate/Faculty Seminar Colorado State University, Ph.D. Student in Human Dimensions of Natural Resources Indigenous peoples protect 80% of the world’s biodiversity across forests, grasslands, marine ecosystems, and beyond, yet the mainstream …