| Our
Work
"The Mingle"®
Achieving Extraordinary
Success as a Coach
Other Resources
and Related Links
Our
Work
These are a few articles, documents and reports
developed by ECO that you may find useful. Please feel
free to contact
us for other examples of our work.
Building
Common Understanding: Story and Dialogue as Tools for
Deepening Public Involvement.
Interact: The Journal of Public Participation, International
Association of Public Participation, 2002.
Measuring
the Success of Public Involvement
Participation Quarterly, International Association of
Public Participation, 2006.
Klamath
River Basin-Wide Governance Framework (2006)
Clearing
and Grading Technical Guidance Document and Model Code.(2005)
Planning
for Decontamination Wastewater: A Guide for Utilities,
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"The
Mingle"®
The Mingle is a ready-made activity that can be used
as either an ice-breaker or a discussion starter. It
comes as a set of 20 cards. Each card has a unique question
designed specifically for the group you're working with
or the topic you're discussing. There are currently
four specific versions designed for:
• Groups - either just forming,
adding new members or needing to work together better
• Teams - a slightly deeper
look that fits well for intact teams
• Collaboration - for situations
where people need to find common ground and come together
• Sustainability - for situations
where people want to learn about and explore issues
of sustainability
• Coming Soon: Trust
– helping groups and individuals to understand
and develop trust.
As part of the activity, participants will talk one-on-one
with each other. This encourages people to get to know
one another or get better acquainted - make connections
- and learn about themselves, each other, or the topic
being discussed.
For more information,
or to purchase Mingle Cards, please visit MingleCards.com.
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Achieving
Extraordinary Success As A Coach, Lahaska Publishing,
2003
This book provides strategies
for personal and executive coaches on how to build a practice.
But it also contains some valuable information on how
to look at your personal life and business in a different
way. Sandra Davis, ECO Managing Partner and Coaching lead
wrote a chapter on the Gifts of Silence that provides
valuable tips about how to listen to and learn from your
life.
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Other
Resources and Related Links
Following are some links to websites that address the
topical areas that come into play while integrating
Environment and Ecology, Community and Organization.
We will be adding links as time permits, but if you
have other resources you think would be important to
add, please contact
us.
Adaptive Management
and Resilience
Ecology
and Society
Adaptive
Management:The U.S. Department of Interior Technical
Guide
Adaptive
Management Practitioners Network
MIT-USGS
Science Impact Collaborative
Resilience
Alliance
Ecosystem
Management Initiative
Collaboration
International
Association for Public Participation (IAP2)
U.S.
Institute for Environmental Conflict Resolution
Cooperative
Sagebrush Initiative
Western
Collaboration Assistance Network
Complex Systems
The
Sante Fe Institute
Emergence:
Complexity and Organization
Chaordic
Commons
Integral Philosophy
The
Integral Institute
Holons
Scenario Planning
Global
Business Network
The
Valley Futures Project
The
Global Scenario Group
Sustainability (General)
World
Business Council on Sustainable Development
The
Global Reporting Initiative
The
Natural Step
The
Rocky Mountain Institute
Natural
Capital Institute
SoL
Sustainability Consortium
Climate Change
Climate
Change and Water, IPCC Technical Paper VI.
BOOKS
COMING SOON! We will soon be offering access to purchase
books we have found valuable and relevant to the work
of integrating Environmental, Community and Organization
strategies. The books are sold through Amazon.com, and
we will be donating a percentage of the sales to support
various non-profit groups, local bookstores and other
causes.
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