num_pages: 280
description: Across the United States, diverse groups are turning away from confrontation and toward collaboration in an attempt to tackle some of our nation's most intractable environmental problems. Government agencies, community groups, businesses, and private individuals have begun working together to solve common problems, resolve conflicts, and develop forward-thinking strategies for moving in a more sustainable direction. Making Collaboration Work examines those promising efforts. With a decade of research behind them, the authors offer an invaluable set of lessons on the role of collaboration in natural resource management and how to make it work. The 
language: English
title: Making Collaboration Work: Lessons From Innovation In Natural Resource Managment
titlecomplete: Making Collaboration Work: Lessons From Innovation In Natural Resource Managment
ratings_count: 19
publisher: Island Press