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The purpose of the Center is to improve policy for people and places—including urban, rural, working, and wild landscapes. We believe that the most effective way to do this is through public processes that are well informed and provide meaningful opportunities for all interested citizens, stakeholders, and decision-makers to participate.

To this end, we specialize in both process and substance. Our staff and Senior Fellows are recognized experts in facilitation, mediation, collaboration, and conflict resolution. They are also well known for their work in public lands policy, water law and policy, land-use planning, and cross-boundary resource management. As a team, we:

  • Inform and invigorate policy discussions by providing timely, decision-relevant research and analysis.
  • Facilitate and mediate complex, multi-party dialogues on land and water issues.
  • Build and share knowledge to push the horizons of natural resources and environmental policy and governance.
  • Train future leaders through our unique Natural Resources Conflict Resolution Program.

QuickLinks
  • Natural Resources Conflict Resolution Program
  • Roundtable on the Crown of the Continent
  • Practitioners' Network for Large Landscape Conservation
  • Universities Consortium on Columbia River Governance
CenterNews
  • NRCR Program featured in High Country News
  • Remembering Ted Smith, CNREP Senior Fellow
CenterPubs
  • Large Landscape Conservation in the Rocky Mountain West: An Inventory and Status Report
  • Agricultural Conservation and Environmental Programs: The Challenge of Measuring Performance
  • Initiating Effective Transboundary Conservation
  • Water in the US American West 
  • Large Landscape Conservation: A Strategic Framework for Policy and Action
  • Bridging the Governance Gap: Strategies to Integrate Water and Land Use Planning
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