Meet Moira Gasior, Business Development Associate! This July we recognize and celebrate Moira as she hits her one year milestone working at EverGreene. She is currently enrolled in Pratt Institute's #HistoricPreservationProgram while getting hands-on experience in the office and on-site at EverGreene. Hear her advice on how she leverages her time and talent balancing work and school: "My education at Pratt gives me the vocabulary, technical knowledge, and materials familiarity required to holistically understand scopes of work and why a historic place matters. I deeply value the asset-based preservation that Pratt emphasizes in our curriculum. My position at EverGreene gives me the opportunity to see preservation, conservation, and restoration projects from a client’s perspective. Juggling both is challenging, but it feels important (and necessary) for me to challenge myself." Read her interview here: https://lnkd.in/etn8dDun #MeetTheTeam #BusinessDevelopment #Nextgenerationcraftspeople #preservationist #PrattHPStudent
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ICYMI read this open source research publication from Anna Clare Monlezun, PhD, Stacy Lynn and colleagues! - Do stakeholders tend to place higher value on some NCP over others? - Do stakeholders perceive cattle grazing as an important land management tool or a detriment to conservation objectives? - Do stakeholder groups (i.e., ranchers, government agency personnel, and recreationists) exhibit distinct value typologies? - Do stakeholders tend to agree or disagree on rangeland management styles and approaches? - For which management issues do stakeholders find the most and least consensus?
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