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51Another useful resource is TheCollaboration Handbook publishedby the Red Lodge Clearinghouse,which provides commonsense and practical adviceabout putting a collaborativeeffort together and making itwork. Among many good booksavailable on the topic of collaborationin ecological restorationare two that are truly insightfuland in depth. Working throughEnvironmental Conflict: TheCollaborative Learning Approach(2001) by Steven Daniels andGregg Walker discusses both thetheory and technique of collaborativelearning and presentscases where it has been applied.This is a professional and teachingtool for scholars, students,and researchers involved withenvironmental issues as well asdispute resolution. Human Dimensionsof Ecological Restoration:Integrating Science, Nature, andCulture (Egan et al. 2011) discussesthe social, political, economic,and cultural dimensionsof successfully implementingQuick LinksThe following agencies andorganizations provide tools andresources for conflict resolutionand bridges to successfulcollaboration:BLM Collaborative StakeholderEngagement and AppropriateDispute Resolution (ADR)ProgramCEQ Collaboration in NEPA:A Handbook for NEPAPractitionersUSFS Partnership ResourceCenterU.S. Institute forEnvironmental ConflictResolutionRed Lodge ClearinghouseCollaboration Resourcesecological restoration projects. This book takes an interdisciplinarylook at human aspects of ecological restoration and provides practicaland theoretical information, analysis, models, and guidelines foroptimizing human involvement in restoration projects.

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