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File Upper Tennessee River Basin Strategy Communications Subteam - March 2016 Call
Notes from the Upper Tennessee River Basin Strategy Communications subteam call on March 7, 2016.
Located in Team and Partner Workspace / Communications
File PDF document Fear of failure in conservation: The problem and potential solutions to aid conservation of extremely small populations
The potential for extirpation of extremely small populations (ESPs) is high due to their vulnerability to demographic and environmental stochasticity and negative impacts of human activity. We argue that conservation actions that could aid ESPs are sometimes delayed because of a fear of failure. In human psychology, the fear of failure is composed of several distinct cognitive elements, including ‘‘uncertainty about the future’’ and ‘‘upsetting important others.’’ Uncertainty about the future is often driven by information obstacles in conservation: information is either not easily shared among practitioners or information is lacking. Whereas, fear of upsetting important others can be due to apprehension about angering constituents, peers, funders, and other stakeholders. We present several ways to address these fears in hopes of improving the conservation process. We describe methods for increased information sharing and improved decision-making in the face of uncertainty, and recommend a shift in focus to cooperative actions and improving methods for evaluating success. Our hope is that by tackling stumbling blocks due to the apprehension of failure, conservation and management organizations can take steps to move from fear to action.
Located in Resources / Climate Science Documents
Tennessee River Basin Network Workshop and Awards Celebration
The Tennessee Valley Authority and the Tennessee Aquarium sponsored a first-of-its-kind meeting that gathered regional conservation partners to celebrate successes conserving aquatic biodiversity in the Tennessee River Basin and to facilitate discussions among partners for greater cooperation and strategic effectiveness.
Located in News & Events
Technical User Support
This folder contain resources and How-To guides to utilize technical resources provided on the Appalachian LCC portal. This includes information for using published GIS web based tools and applications, accessing data, data policy, and FTP resources.
Located in Help
File How-To Guide for Using Appalachian LCC Expertise Database
This guide describes the Appalachian LCC database and contains instruction to explain how users can utilize this resource. There is also a brief explanation on how users can edit their profile to include their own expertise information into the database.
Located in Resources / How-To Guides and Handouts
File Basic User Support Guide
This guide covers how to request an account with the Appalachian LCC portal, logging in to the portal, and posting content.
Located in Resources / How-To Guides and Handouts