Adaptive governance and the administrative state: knowledge management for forest planning in the western United States

RT @wurtzebach: @TylerScottPhD @corystruthers @policyandpups @ForrestFleisch1 Nice. Been thinking about this too re: use of evidence and ad…

RT @wurtzebach: @TylerScottPhD @corystruthers @policyandpups @ForrestFleisch1 Nice. Been thinking about this too re: use of evidence and ad…

@TylerScottPhD @corystruthers @policyandpups @ForrestFleisch1 Nice. Been thinking about this too re: use of evidence and adaptive decision-making https://t.co/NFmtT7EMAK

@cbwardropper @info_iasnr Looking forward to reading... I looked at policy challenges and opportunities for building adaptive capacity for forest planning here https://t.co/NFmtT7EMAK

"In an era of rapid change, effective knowledge management is essential for adaptive land management planning and decision-making in administrative agencies, and more work is needed to identify actionable policies and administrative strategies that can sup

RT @ProfCSchultz: Great and thought-provoking work from @wurtzebach and colleagues at @ERI_NAU on knowledge management and multilevel monit…

RT @ProfCSchultz: Great and thought-provoking work from @wurtzebach and colleagues at @ERI_NAU on knowledge management and multilevel monit…

RT @wurtzebach: New research: Adaptive governance and the administrative state - knowledge management for forest planning (with @ProfCSchul…

RT @wurtzebach: New research: Adaptive governance and the administrative state - knowledge management for forest planning (with @ProfCSchul…

RT @ProfCSchultz: Great and thought-provoking work from @wurtzebach and colleagues at @ERI_NAU on knowledge management and multilevel monit…

Great and thought-provoking work from @wurtzebach and colleagues at @ERI_NAU on knowledge management and multilevel monitoring in US public forestland management

New research: Adaptive governance and the administrative state - knowledge management for forest planning (with @ProfCSchultz) https://t.co/NFmtT7EMAK