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Creating Effective Groups to Address Pressing Local Problems: A Resource Guide for Watershed Councils in the Pacific Northwest EB1930   Author(s): Emmett Fiske Conflicts often arise when natural resources become scarce. In the western United States, watersheds have become decisive battlegrounds as competing factions vie for water use. This guide instructs groups and communities in setting up a problem-solving watershed council, and suggests resources to support the process. Specializing in organizational effectiveness, the author presents a sound case for consensus-based decision making. He includes sections on dealing with anger and perspectives on power. Publisher: Washington State University Published: July 2002.   34 pages.   In Stock         Purchase: Price: $4.00  See also...  Managing Late Blight on Irrigated Potatoes in the Pacific Northwest More Info Our Price: $4.00  Skillet Meals More Info Our Price: $0.00    Green Gold: From the Maya to the Moon More Info Our Price: $12.00

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