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EPISODE · Dec 3, 2024 · 6 MIN

Growing consensus: Diverse stakeholders collaborate on easy-to-use guide for restoring riparian forests

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Evolutionary niches are great for species survival, but when humans get stuck arguing from viewpoint niches, it can mean bad news for ecosystem resilience. The Utah Forest Restoration Working Group, a collaborative partnership of agencies and stakeholders, operates beyond niches and uses group consensus. Their approach has resulted in a big first: agreement among divergent stakeholders on a step-by-step protocol for deciding how to restore and protect riparian forests in Utah. Music courtesy of Souvenir Thread. Read the Science You Can Use and access related content on Treesearch.

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Evolutionary niches are great for species survival, but when humans get stuck arguing from viewpoint niches, it can mean bad news for ecosystem resilience. The Utah Forest Restoration Working Group, a collaborative partnership of agencies and...

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