Outreach Suggestions for John P. Loegering

What I need from you are suggestions of natural resources or wildlife-related issues that are most important to you or a group of citizens of Minnesota or the Midwest.  It is important that this group of citizens, or stakeholders, be identifiable, and that the issue is relevant to my areas of expertise (see my resume).  What are the emerging needs for high-quality public education? What issues would you set as the highest priorities? The information I would like for each project includes (but is not limited to):

• Concept/Issue/Problem: What is the issue to be addressed?
• Stakeholders: Who are the identifiable stakeholders? Who are the target audiences?
• Who is asking? Is this a need identified by the stakeholders, other groups, or professionals in the field?
• Products, input, information needed: What products are needed and how should they be distributed? Public education literature, brochures, management guidelines, workshops, training, web sites, videotapes, CD-ROMs, something else?
• Complexity of the issue: Rate the complexity of the issue from 1 to 5, 1= very complex, 5 = not complex.
• Any relevant comments. Let me know if you have any additional information I should consider.

Thank you in advance for your input, and I assure you that all submissions will be fully considered.  I am contacting as wide and diverse group of individuals at this stage to generate a wealth of possible directions.  Undoubtedly, I will have to select a limited number of issues to tackle initially, however, I hope to incorporate many of the ideas into a long-term strategic work plan.  Thanks for your input.

You can submit your ideas to me by electronic mail here.  Thanks again for your suggestion.

John P. Loegering
Associate Professor & Certified Wildlife Biologist
Natural Resources Department
University of Minnesota, Crookston
2900 University Avenue
Crookston, MN 56716-5001
218-281-8132
218-281-8050 fax
jloegeri@umn.edu
http://UMCrookston.edu/academics/NatR/ 
and
Department of Fisheries, Wildlife, and Conservation Biology
College of Food, Agriculture, and Natural Resource Sciences
St. Paul

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