River Voices v18n2: Integrated Watershed Protection

This issue of River Voices delves into the importance of integrated, collaborative solutions are necessary for watershed protection and restoration. It includes success stories from around the nation when organizations reach out to stakeholders to form plans for their communities. Also includes tips on how to reach out to potential partners effectively.

Contents
Integrated Watershed Protection:Making Tough Decisions Together, Gayle Killam and Wendy Wilson, River Network
From the President
Engaging Government and Business in Planning Change, Waverly de Bruijn, River Network
Collaboration Triggers Confluence of Watershed Strategies, Kendra Smith, Clean Water Services and Gayle Killam, River Network
Bringing the Community Together to Restore Watershed and Human Health, Steve Dickens, River Network
Engaging Mayors in Watershed Protection, Waverly de Bruijn and Merritt Frey, River Network
Creating a Model for Sustainable Watershed Protection, Waverly de Bruijn, River Network
Integrating Science, Community Outreach and Education, Waverly de Bruijn, River Network
Integrated Watershed Protection Assessment
Lessons of Integration, Wendy Wilson & Merritt Frey
Voices from the Field
Resources & References

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