Date & Time (Eastern):
Sep 17 2020 - 1:00pm
Webinar Summary:
We, as Extension educators, know that information dissemination is not the same as education. But how do we move beyond “dissemination” to encourage stakeholders to reflect and integrate natural resource-based information for actual impact? With more than half of the forests and rangelands in the US under private ownership, and most others managed through local, state or federal entities, how do we work with land managers and owners in order to support complex natural resource decisions for resource health?
Reference Materials:
- “We Own Land” – An Activity Using the Peers and Pros 360 Teaching Method
- Great Lakes Silviculture Library, University of Minnesota
- Peer Learning and the Great Lakes Silviculture Library (PowerPoint)
This webinar will highlight:
- Dr. Sanford "Sandy" Smith, Teaching Professor in Forest Resources and Natural Resources & Youth Extension Specialist, Penn State University, Peers and Pros 360
- Dr. Eli Sagor, Extension Specialist, University of Minnesota, The Great Lakes Silviculture Library
- Retta Bruegger, Western Region Specialist in Range Management, Colorado State University Extension, Peer-to-Peer Learning in Drought