Target Audiences: Farmers,
producers, local decision and policy makers |
Presenter |
Title |
Abstract, Paper, PPT Presentation |
Elizabeth Bird, Enivonmental Resources Center, Farm
and Home Environmental Management Programs, University of
Wisconsion (Alternate) |
Livestock EMS Pilots: Lessons About Education Strategies |
Abstract 47 KB
PowerPoint 841KB |
Joe Bonnell and Anne Baird, School of Natural Resources,
Ohio State University |
Applying Principles of Adult Education Theory to a Professional
Development Program for Watershed Group Leaders |
Abstract 54
KB
Paper,
PDF, 101 KB, 13 pp.
PowerPoint 922KB |
Patricia Farrell, Michigan State University |
Evaluating the Impact of Farmstead Assessments: Providing
Information, Educating and Changing Environmental Stewardship
Behaviors of Michigan Farmers |
Abstract
98 KB
Paper
PDF, 59 KB, 11 pp.
PowerPoint 148 KB |
Timothy Lawrence, Ohio NEMCO/CAMPUSHED |
Local Control of the Environment-Is This What They Asked
For? |
Abstract
98 KB
Paper
PDF, 105 KB, 10 pp.
PowerPoint 2,856 KB
|
| Robin Shepard (presented by Andy Yencha
and Kevan Klingberg )
|
Making Our Nonpoint Source Pollution Education
Programs Effective: Case Study Presentation
|
Paper
PDF, 15 KB, 2 pp.
PowerPoint
in PDF, 701 KB, 19 pp. |
John Vickery, Palmer Land Trust |
Application of Marketing Techniques to Extension Programming
Decision Making: Minnesota Livestock Producers' Etc. |
Abstract
98 KB
Paper
PDF, 61 KB, 12 pp.
PowerPoint 192 KB
|
Target Audiences: Households,
neighborhoods and landowners |
Presenter |
Title |
Download PDFs/PPTs |
Eleanor Burkett and Mary Blickenderfer, University
of Minnesota Extension Service and Water Resources |
Shoreland Revegetation Workshops Promote Environmental
Stewardship |
Abstract 43
KB
Paper PDF
137 KB, 12 pp.
PowerPoint, 936 KB
|
Michael Dietz, Natural Resources Management and
Engineering Department, University of Connecticut |
Education and Changes in Residential Nonpoint Source Pollution |
Abstract 43
KB
Paper PDF,
73 KB, 2 pp. |
Robert Mahler, Soil Science Division, University
of Idaho |
Using a Survey Instrument to Determine Audience Preferred
Information Delivery Methods for Water Quality in the Western
USA |
Abstract
98 KB
Paper PDF, 35 KB,
7 pp.
PowerPoint 166 KB |
LaDonna McCowan, Biosystems and Ag Engineering,
Oklahoma State University (Alternate) |
Drinking Water Education for Under-Served Communities |
Abstract
43 KB
Paper
PDF, 127 KB, 8 pp. |
Suzanna Roffe, Department of Land Resources and
Environmental Sciences, Montana State University |
Assessing Extension Program Impact: Case Study of a Water
Quality Program |
Abstract
98 KB
Paper
PDF, 40 KB, 9 pp
PowerPoint 8,033 KB |
Target Audiences: Youth, youth
educators and volunteers |
Patrick Edwards, Portland State University |
Improving Aquatic Insect Identifications Made by Students
and Volunteers |
Abstract
43 KB
Paper
PDF, 45 KB, 7 pp.
PowerPoint 5,180 KB
|
Richard Enfield and Richard Ponzio, Cooperative
Extension, University of California |
From Dewey to Doing: How Experiential Education Theory
Can Be Effectively Used as a Best Education Practice |
Abstract
43 KB
Paper
PDF, 165 KB, 11 pp.
|
Anita Kraemer, eeEvaluations and University of Michigan |
Evaluation of the Chesapeake Bay Foundation's Conservation
Education Programs |
Abstract
98 KB
Paper
PDF, 15 KB, 2 pp. |
Jennifer Levin, Recreational Boating and Fishing
Foundation |
From Theory to Practice: Best Practices in Boating, Fishing,
and Aquatic Stewardship Education |
Abstract
101 KB
Paper PDF,
122 KB, 12 pp.
PowerPoint 297 KB |
Michael Marzolla, Cooperative Extension Service,
Univeristy of California (Alternate) |
Agua Pura and Los Pescadores: Engaging Latino Youth and
Families in Water Resource Issues |
Abstract
52 KB
Paper
PDF, 54 KB, 11 pp. |
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