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Expert Panelists Stress Need to Collaborate with Rural Stakeholders on Environmental Issues

Last week, ConservAmerica proudly co-sponsored a free webinar moderated by Daniel Fiorino, Director of American University’s Center for Environmental Policy. It discussed the environmental attitudes of Americans living in rural communities, including stewardship, conservation, and regulations.

At the heart of the webinar was a recent report from researchers at Duke University’s Nicholas School for the Environment, entitled “Understanding Rural Attitudes Toward the Environment and Conservation in America.” One of the report’s co-authors, Robert Bonnie, was on hand to introduce their findings culled from interviews and focus groups with rural stakeholders. He stressed that while there is indeed a rural/urban divide on environmental issues, it’s not about who cares more for the environment.

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Rural Attitudes Webinar

Join ConservAmerica, American University, and Duke Nicholas Institute for a free webinar that will explore new research about the environmental attitudes of Americans living in rural communities on topics such as stewardship, conservation, and regulations, as well as practical approaches for bridging divisions between environmentalists in rural and urban communities. The discussion will also address existing and emerging innovations in sustainable farming and ranching practices using technologies and science-based production techniques.

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