Delegates from government, NGOs, funding bodies and private firms shared their learning about implementing the Opens Standards in six different protected areas in Laos, April 2018. Organized by the five...
Voting form here We had some great submissions to the 2018 Open Standards Case Study Competition! Our judges have narrowed down 5 cases that best meet the outlined criteria. Now,...
Theory of Change: a Study of Successful Use in Laos Photo Credit: Leigh Vial Lessons from Laos A theory of change that direct incentives to villages and others can...
For folks looking to make big differences in their organizations and the planet, Annette Stewart's Fulbright scholarship results are required reading. In Annette's Toolkit, she lays out how the Open...
Thanks go to Armando Valdés-Velásquez and Arianna Basto-Eyzaguirre for translating the Version 3 update of the Open Standards to Spanish. Thanks also to CMP for funding this work. This translation...
Help others learn from your conservation work and improve their conservation efforts! And earn a travel award while you are at it! This competition seeks to collect and share cases studies…
Thanks to the tireless efforts of Lauriane Besse Streit - and no doubt many late nights - the Open Standards (v3.0) has now been translated into French. This follows the...
With help from the Conservation Measures Partnership, Gustavo Gatti has translated the Open Standards (v3.0, 2103) into Portuguese. This has been an arduous labor of love, but the result is...
The Victorian Biodiversity Managers’ Network in Australia held a forum based around the Open Standards in May 2017 to expose people in the biodiversity management industry to the utility of...
TNC’s Nevada staff used a new Excel Online CAP Workbook developed by veteran coach Greg Low to develop a statewide Conservation Action Plan (CAP) for Nevada’s freshwater ecosystems (see here…
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