National Conservation Training Center, Shepherdstown, WV
This introductory course provides participants with a strategic approach for prioritizing conservation opportunities and a planning framework for conservation and development – integrating the green and the grey. Through hands-on class projects, lectures, and numerous case studies, participants will experience firsthand how the green infrastructure approach can be used to connect environmental, social, and economic health across urban, suburban, and rural settings. Participants will also learn how green infrastructure planning can serve as a tool to inform land use decisions and build consensus among diverse interests.
Course Objectives
To Register:
Go to http://training.fws.gov/applic.html
then “search the catalog as a guest.” Enter search word: “ECS3146” then follow prompts.
NOTE : After applying, call to provide billing info, as directed.
The registration deadline is August 15, 2008!
This course is designed to be a collaborative learning experience; as such it is applicable to individuals from a variety of disciplines, sectors, and scales (i.e., national, regional, statewide, local) who are engaged in land use planning and management.
4.5 Days
$119/night on-site at NCTC (includes meals)
NOTE: Special rates apply for FWS, NPS, and BLM
January 2009
For more information, contact:
Margarita Carey
The Conservation Fund
Phone: (304) 876-7924
mcarey@conservationfund.org
OR
Frank Muth
USFWS/National Conservation Training Center
Phone: (304) 876-7471
frank_muth@fws.gov
This course is offered by: The Conservation Fund, the US Fish and Wildlife Service / National Conservation Training Center and the USDA Forest Service.