2008 Environmental Evaluators Forum

2008 Resources

The 2008 Environmental Evaluators Network Forum and 2008 Environmental Evaluators Network Canada were recently held. The 2008 EEN Resouces and the 2008 EEN Canada resources are now available.

EEN Overview

Individuals in the fields of natural resource conservation and environmental management increasingly need to demonstrate the effectiveness and efficiency of projects and programs, particularly in terms of environmental outcomes. The purpose of the Environmental Evaluators Network is to improve the field of environmental evaluation by fostering partnerships where we can share knowledge on innovative approaches and learn more systematically from our collective experiences.

The Network is comprised of environmental, conservation, and natural resource evaluators and evaluation consumers. Individuals from academia, consulting organizations, foundations, government agencies, and non-profit organizations are all welcome to participate. The membership is international.

There are many ways to participate:

• Browse the 2008 EEN resouces, 2008 EEN Canada, 2007 resources, and 2006 resources documents sections.
• Join in the exchange of ideas and keep informed of upcoming events by participating in the eCommunity.
• Learn more about our upcoming events and please join us where possible.
• Keep up to date with the network by visiting the news section.
• Contact our network moderators to submit relevant documents or information for use on the site.

Network Moderators

The following individuals serve as moderators of the Environmental Evaluators Network.
Please view their complete biographies.

• Matthew Birnbaum
  Conservation Science Officer, Evaluation
  National Fish and Wildlife Foundation
• Matt Keene
  Social Scientist
  U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

• Katherine Dawes
  Division Director, Evaluation Support Division
  U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

The Environmental Evaluators Network is a partnership of the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.