Rare is a U.S.-based international conservation organization that works in more than 40 nations helping local partners to mobilize the community support needed to achieve their conservation goals. Rare provides local leaders and their sponsoring organizations with training, technical support, mentoring, and tools needed to build awareness, influence attitudes, and enable meaningful change.
We are trying to locate Decision trees (for example, http://www.fao.org/DOCREP/005/Y3780E/y3780e04.gif) that can be used by non-experts in the field that are trying to mitigate different threats to biodiversity, specifically logging, deforestation, unsustainable agriculture, forest fires, and destructive and unsustainable fisheries. Decision trees can focus on threats or solutions (e.g., threat = deforestation, solution = alternative energy technologies). Please let us know if you or anyone in your network knows about similar decision-making tools for non-experts, and if there is someone using them. We would greatly appreciate your help and suggestions. Please send your comments to Barbara Ayala-Orozco at [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thank you very much, Barbara ----------------------------------- Barbara Ayala-Orozco, PhD Global Conservation Network Fellow Rare ~ inspiring conservation 1840 Wilson Blvd., Suite 204 Arlington, VA 22201 cell: 831.454.6826 office:703.522.5070 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
