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Check-ins: They Do More Than Open a Meeting

Check-ins, openers, and icebreakers play a critical role in a meeting’s success. When weighing how to spend precious time, sometimes leaders cut them to squeeze

Planning for Your Collaboration

Planning for collaborations is unique The issues facing those of us seeking healthy communities and ecosystems are complex. Most groups do not have the ability

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Intentions Support Adaptation

Yellow Peradeniya flowers bloom in April. The month of April is not only an exciting season of renewal and growth as we welcome Spring but

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Collaboration is Like Regenerative Agriculture

Bryce Cotton of Cotton Cattle Company talks with a group of Delaware River Watershed Initiative members in New Jersey. We’ve heard the voices of frustration

Summer 2022 Reading & Listening Recommendations

With summer right around the corner, we’d like to offer you a special treat to encourage warm weather learning! We asked our board members and

Leading Through Ambiguity

Throughout the pandemic, we’ve all been driven to adapt to the uncertainty all around us. Our friend Andy Robinson of Train Your Board recently wrote