Tag Archives: watershed groups

15Dec/20

On Listening in Times of Change, and Tips for Creating Listening Spaces

December 15, 2020Human Capital, stakeholder engagement, watershed groups, watershed leadership

Human Capital blog series By Tracy Chaplin, Co-Nexio Founder and Principal I was facilitating a three-day engagement with the Watershed Leaders Network. The conversation was lively, with farmers eagerly sharing challenges, innovative ideas, and new possibilities.Read More…

11Jun/20

People standing in circle with man holding soil in middle

Introducing Human Capital, a Blog Series to Help Tap Our True Potential for Clean Water

June 11, 2020Human Capital, leadership, Water Quality, watershed groups, watershed management

By Jenny Seifert People are the ultimate driver of change. This is no exception in achieving clean water and soil health goals in the Midwest. It is the skills, decisions, and networks of people that willRead More…

21Jan/20

The Anthropology of Effective Watershed Groups

January 21, 2020farmers, leadership, The Confluence, Water Quality, watershed groups

By Jason Gomes Though I’ve spent most of my career as an independent agronomist, my educational background is in anthropology. One concept from anthropology that describes how effective watershed projects work is the mutual-aid network. GroupsRead More…

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