Tool 2 - What Level of Coproduction Makes Sense for My Project?
Coproduction in the public lands context is not a one-size-fits-all approach to conducting projects. Rather, it is a shared commitment by researchers and resource managers to collaborate and produce actionable science that meets the needs of resource managers. Some projects may only need limited interaction between resource managers and researchers to produce the results or tools that resource managers need. Other projects may be more exploratory, more complex, or less well defined, and may require a greater level of input and engagement throughout the project.
A Toolkit for Coproducing Actionable Science to Support Public Land Management
Tool 1: Coproduction in the Public Lands Context
Tool 2: What Level of Coproduction Makes Sense for My Project?
Tool 3: Suggested Coproduction Steps and Practices
Tool 4: Suggested Communication Deliverables for Coproduced Projects