Thinking Big and Thinking Small: A Conceptual Framework for Best Practices in Community and Stakeholder Engagement in Food, Energy, and Water Systems

Andrew Kliskey; Paula Williams; David L Griffith; Virginia H Dale; Chelsea Schelly; Anna-Maria Marshall; Valoree S Gagnon; Weston M Eaton; Kristin M Floress

doi:10.3390/su13042160

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Thinking Big and Thinking Small: A Conceptual Framework for Best Practices in Community and Stakeholder Engagement in Food, Energy, and Water Systems

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Thinking Big and Thinking Small: A Conceptual Framework for Best Practices in Community and Stakeholder Engagement in Food, Energy, and Water Systems

Andrew Kliskey, Paula Williams, David L Griffith, Virginia H Dale, Chelsea Schelly, Anna-Maria Marshall, Valoree S Gagnon, Weston M Eaton and Kristin M Floress

Sustainability, Vol.13(4), p.2160

2021

DOI: https://doi.org/10.3390/su13042160

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Title: Thinking Big and Thinking Small: A Conceptual Framework for Best Practices in Community and Stakeholder Engagement in Food, Energy, and Water Systems
Creators: Andrew Kliskey - University of Idaho
Paula Williams - University of Idaho
David L Griffith - University of Idaho
Virginia H Dale - University of Tennessee at Knoxville
Chelsea Schelly - Michigan Technological University
Anna-Maria Marshall
Valoree S Gagnon - Michigan Technological University
Weston M Eaton - Pennsylvania State University
Kristin M Floress - US Forest Service
Publication Details: Sustainability, Vol.13(4), p.2160
Identifiers: 996631963501851
Academic Unit: Center for Resilient Communities; Landscape Architecture; Idaho Experimental Partnership to Stimulate Competitive Research
Language: English
Resource Type: Journal article