Are natural systems an appropriate reference point for complexity discussions in KM?
Do natural systems reach equilibrium, and are they self-sustaining?
Category: Natural Resource Management
A knowledge strategy process for natural resource management organisations
The Regional Knowledge Strategy process examines three lines of enquiry, followed by sensemaking and action planning steps.
Case study: An agile approach to program management
The Hawkesbury-Nepean River Recovery Program offers insights into how agile approaches can be used in program management (which is a different discipline to project management).
Case study: The dangers of information silos
Decision-making for the Shoalhaven River had missed vital information, highlighting the danger of information silos in organisations.
Case study: How to overcome resistance and denial when engaging stakeholders
To achieve the successful implementation of the Sustainable Management of the Helidon Hills Project, I needed to quickly overcome stakeholder resistance and denial. How was this done?
Case study: Knowledge transfer and sharing through collaborative learning and governance
The Sustainable Management of the Helidon Hills Project is an example of how collaborative learning and governance can be used to facilitate effective knowledge sharing and transfer.
Green focus at four-day biodiversity conference (Media article, Gatton Star)
Newspaper article published after the 2002 Southern Queensland Biodiversity Conference.
Signs to help protect Crows Nest’s wildlife (Media article, Toowoomba Chronicle)
Newspaper article published during the Holistic Natural Resource Management of Crows Nest Shire Project (‘Project Green Nest’).
Trainees clean up Crows Nest park water course (Media article, Toowoomba Chronicle)
Newspaper article published during the Holistic Natural Resource Management of Crows Nest Shire Project (‘Project Green Nest’).
Pretty plant is a robber in disguise (Media article, Toowoomba Chronicle)
Newspaper article published during the Holistic Natural Resource Management of Crows Nest Shire Project (‘Project Green Nest’).