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PNW Project Overview 2000 A Conference to Explore Social, Political and Organizational Challenges for Implementation of a Scientifically Well-grounded Plan of Validation Monitoring Principal
Investigator: Project
Description: The
suggestion to use adaptive management in responding to policy changes
assumes that organizations are capable of learning.
But can organizations learn? There
seem to be few, if any, examples of successful organizational learning and
adaptive management in natural resource issues.
Are we organized as a society in a way that allows organizational
learning and adaptive management to occur?
What are optimum organizational conditions for learning and
adapting? Are there models
for successful organizational learning that natural resources
organizations can learn from? Are there some common principles that can be
applied to organizations that are expected to learn and adapt in order to
be successful? The
Governors of Oregon and Washington are committed to salmon conservation.
Each is marshaling significant public resources to address this
issue, assisted by significant federal support.
The Governors ask the question, “How can we best organize
ourselves for using research and management experience to learn how to
conserve salmon habitat?” This
project supports a conference intended to help answer the above questions.
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