WiserEarth Paris

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Un groupe Wiser Earth à Paris, avec pour objectifs (entre autres) de rassembler les membres locaux de la communauté WE, soutenir le développement du WE en français, créer un pôle européen pour le développement de WE, promouvoir les synergies locales etc. Ce groupe sera ce que nous en ferons, WE (nous) les parisiens, banlieusards et provinciaux du monde entie ...learn more

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Colorado Working Landscapes CWL

( Network/ Coalition/ Collective )

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Activities: Activist, Educational, Networking
 
Type: Network/ Coalition/ Collective
 
Scope: regional
 
Website: www.workinglandscapes.com
 
Main Email: information [at] workinglandscapes.com
 
Contact Name: John Covert, Executive Director
 
Contact Email: covert [at] workinglandscapes.com
 
Phone: 303-283-3524
 
Fax: 303-752-5810
 
Headquarters: 5655 S. Yosemite St.
Suite 400
Greenwood Village, Colorado 80111
United States
 
Local Time: Fri Nov 27 06:57:16
 

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Colorado Working Landscapes (CWL) is a landowner-driven coalition of interests dedicated to the advancement of public policies and private initiatives to conserve land, preserve and sustain agriculture, and enhance landowner values while recognizing public benefits.



Colorado Working Landscapes (CWL) was born out of a four month period of exploratory meetings beginning in December 2001 between farmers/ranchers, conservation organizations, state associations, financial organizations, legal firms, real estate companies and government.



CWL is a landowner-driven coalition of interests committed to establishing a leadership role in the development of incentives for the conservation of working landscapes and enhancement of landowner values.



An important goal is to establish a public policy forum from which multiple viewpoints can be expressed and shared understanding achieved. Success will be the result of involvement from a broad range of landowners and organizations having direct interest in the future of rural Colorado.

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