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Introduction
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Katherine Ferguson
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Mark Agritea
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Public Lands
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Fragmented Lands
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Sovereign Nations
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US Economy
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NonLabor Income
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Connection to Metros
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Great Divergence
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Legacy of Timber
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Value in Rural Communities
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Building on Success Stories
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Panel Start
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Panel Introductions
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Kootenai Tribe
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Questions
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Susan Jane Brown
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Marc Webb
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Audience Questions
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Facilitation
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Local Knowledge
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Grant County Public Lands
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Kuni Tribe
Description:
Explore a thought-provoking panel discussion on the complex interplay between land stewardship and development in the rural American West. Delve into topics such as public lands management, fragmented landscapes, sovereign nations, and the evolving US economy. Examine the impact of non-labor income, connections to metropolitan areas, and the great divergence affecting rural communities. Gain insights from success stories and learn about innovative approaches to building value in rural areas. Listen to expert panelists, including representatives from the Kootenai Tribe, as they address critical questions and share local knowledge. Discover how facilitating collaboration and leveraging local expertise can lead to more sustainable land management practices in places like Grant County and on Kuni Tribe lands.

Tension as Catalyst - Land Stewardship and Development for a Better Rural West

The Aspen Institute
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