FOCUS AREA:
Expand landscape stewardship pathways
We expand landscape stewardship pathways to build capacity with economic and workforce development.
Stewardship Pathways training
Expand training opportunities in plant propagation, fire and fuels management, GIS, and climate and weather monitoring
Train-the-trainer programs and regional hubs
Geographic expansion of programming and partnerships and the development of focus groups on coastal and fire stewardship.
In 2024, we had
Training opportunities in plant propagation, fire and fuels management & more
CNNCTS partners have worked to “Expand landscape stewardship pathways”, through a focused effort to coordinate and implement training opportunities to build capacity for economic and workforce development. Train-the-trainer programs and regional hubs have been developed to further scale up these opportunities with a special focus on coastal resilience and fire stewardship.
CNNCTS partners collaborated to provide a space to learn more about the web-based mapping tool ArcGIS Online in January of this year. This was an identified need for training in mapping tools that can help inform drought management, climate change modeling, and native plant restoration.Through this workshop, 32 community members (with a wait list of 40+) strengthened their tools by telling their story through data.
From the 2024 CNNCTS Snapshot
Stewardship Pathways: CNNCTS Community Conversations
December 3, 2024 • Webinar Recording
In the Stewardship Pathways session of the Community Conversations series, the focus is on “Expanding Landscape Stewardship Pathways.” This area of focus emphasizes workforce development through training in plant propagation, fire and fuels management, GIS, and climate monitoring. The session also covered train-the-trainer programs, regional hubs, and focus groups on coastal and fire stewardship, aimed at growing partnerships and expanding stewardship efforts across the region.
Focus Area Updates
