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Field Notes
In this series of first-person essays, we are sharing stories from wildly different "fields" traveled by the conservation community.
IWJV Celebrates the Power of Partnerships in FY2024
Check out this presentation summarizing some categories of work we realized alongside many others across the Intermountain West.
Bringing Conservation Communicators Together Through the Storyteller’s Circle
A three-day workshop at Wyoming’s Seedskadee National Wildlife Refuge focused on effective storytelling around habitat conservation efforts by providing continued learning through topic-based sessions and guest speaker presentations.
High But Not Dry
A new article in Western Confluence magazine explores the places where flood irrigation might be doing more good than harm.
Q&A: A Roadmap for Technical Transfer
A new paper from the IWJV Science to Implementation team and partners describes a collective problem-solving process referred to as technical transfer. This discipline seeks to bridge the information gap between scientists and land managers and empower communities to address local land management challenges. We interviewed two authors to learn more.
Unlocking Opportunity with Idaho Cattle Association
Idaho Cattle Association Executive Vice President Cameron Mulrony weighs in on partnerships between producers, the cattle industry, and federal agencies.
Seeking an IWJV Western Forests Conservation Coordinator
This position will provide IWJV’s Western Forests effort with strategic oversight and management. As the organization’s newest body of work, the Western Forests Conservation Coordinator will play a significant role in visioning and developing strategies and projects related to dry, frequent fire forests and pinyon-juniper woodlands.
Field Notes: In the Arena
This Field Notes entry from the IWJV's SONEC Conservation Delivery Coordinator Ed Contreras was written for Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership's "In the Arena" series as an autobiography of his life and career. Ed’s conservation work involves developing conservation programs and projects to assist private landowners as they steward water and land for wildlife. Here is his story.
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