Titlebook: Community Pest Management in Practice; A Narrative Approach Tanya M. Howard,Theodore R. Alter,Lyndal J. Thomps Book 2019 Springer Nature Si

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Boundary Values of Holomorphic Functionsent officials out to farms, he seeks to build common understanding and create opportunities for everyone to have a voice and tell their own story. Mike believes a collaborative approach to learning can allow for a fundamental reimagining of ecosystems and political systems alike.

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Practitioner Profile (Dave Berman): “Building Trust with Community Members”y members so they can find common ground. Dave views this as useful, applied work. Ultimately, Dave defines success as bringing science to the table so communities can co-create goals and solutions that make a real impact.

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Practitioner Profile (Brett Carlsson): “The Dogs Are There and the Tools Are There—We Just Need to Wed that his quality of relationships with landholders should be a measure of success. His ability to blur the lines between personal and professional relationships has created an important foundation for long-term community engagement and problem-solving in Queensland.

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Practitioner Profile (Jess Marsh): “It Takes Years to Build Trust and a Day for It to Go” be approached differently in different places. For this reason, she seeks to hear all sides of a story. With a genuine respect for people that transcends her desire for any professional gain, Jess is able to build relationships with landowners that put them at the centre of decision-making in communities.

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