Dates: April 18 & 19, 2018
Location: Lewis & Clark Conference Room, University of Montana Western, Dillon, MT
Workshop Title: Drought Resilience – Forests and Fire – Wildlife Connectivity & Conflict Reduction
High Divide April 2018 Workshop Report
- Workshop Goals1 – Continue our process for High Divide Stakeholders to express their vision for the desired future condition of the High Divide Landscape, a vision that sustains vibrant local communities, economies and resources. To this end we will:
- Confirm stakeholder community and conservation goals for the High Divide
- Share current information on the status of some of our High Divide priority resources and issues: Wildlife Connectivity, Water Resources, and Forests and Wildfire
- Update one another on resource issues and conservation
- Learn stakeholder perspectives of the future for three of our primary goals: Water, Forests and Wildlife
- Identify opportunities from each topic for how we are going to advance local action
2 – Advance the High Divide Collaborative
- Continue to build trust and credibility within the collaborative and among stakeholders
- Continue to discover added value through collaboration
- Build capacity to work toward our collaborative goals