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Ecosystem Services Workshop, May 2011

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    Overview of payments for ecosystem services
    (Colorado State University. Libraries, 2011-05) Goldstein, Josh, speaker
    In this video, Colorado State University Professor, Dr. Josh Goldstein, provides a brief overview of the concept of payments for ecosystem services.
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    Payment for ecosystem services initiatives: panel discussion #3
    (Colorado State University. Libraries, 2011-05-24) Sprague, Eric, speaker; Gartner, Todd, speaker; Corbin, Chris, speaker; Lynch, Sarah, speaker; Widmark, Derrick, speaker; Toombs, Ted, speaker; Dickinson, T. Wright, speaker; Flynn, Patrick, moderator
    In this video are representatives from eight different ecosystem market initiatives around the country briefly describing their projects. Moderated by Patrick Flynn from the Center for Collaborative Conservation. The representatives are Eric Sprague - Bay Bank, Todd Gartner - World Resources Institute, Chris Corbin - Lotic Water Marketing, Sarah Lynch - World Wildlife Fund, Derrick Widmark - Diablo Trust, Ted Toombs - Environmental Defense Fund, and T. Wright Dickinson - Partners for Western Conservation.
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    Gene Lollis - Buck Island Ranch, Florida
    (Colorado State University. Libraries, 2011-05-24) Lollis, Gene, speaker
    In Panel discussion #2, Four ranchers with varying levels of experience with ecosystem markets describe how and why they became involved in ecosystem markets. Moderated by Terry Fankhauser from Colorado Cattlemen's Association.
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    Peter Ruffier - Clean Water Services
    (Colorado State University. Libraries, 2011-05-24) Ruffier, Peter, speaker
    In Panel discussion #1, representatives from three stakeholders of an ecosystem marketplace discuss the creation of the market, how their organizations participate, and why they are participating. Participants include a farmer (supply side), water utility (demand side), and market organizer.
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    Dale Lasater - Lasater Ranch, Colorado
    (Colorado State University. Libraries, 2011-05-24) Lasater, Dale, speaker
    In Panel discussion #2, Four ranchers with varying levels of experience with ecosystem markets describe how and why they became involved in ecosystem markets. Moderated by Terry Fankhauser from Colorado Cattlemen's Association.
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    Steve Manning - Manning Ranch, Texas
    (Colorado State University. Libraries, 2011-05-24) Manning, Steve, speaker
    In Panel discussion #2, Four ranchers with varying levels of experience with ecosystem markets describe how and why they became involved in ecosystem markets. Moderated by Terry Fankhauser from Colorado Cattlemen's Association.
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    Pat O'Toole - Ladder Livestock Company, Wyoming
    (Colorado State University. Libraries, 2011-05-24) O'Toole, Pat, speaker
    In Panel discussion #2, Four ranchers with varying levels of experience with ecosystem markets describe how and why they became involved in ecosystem markets. Moderated by Terry Fankhauser from Colorado Cattlemen's Association.
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    Bobby Cochran - Willamette Partnership
    (Colorado State University. Libraries, 2011-05-24) Cochran, Bobby, speaker
    In Panel discussion #1, representatives from three stakeholders of an ecosystem marketplace discuss the creation of the market, how their organizations participate, and why they are participating. Participants include a farmer (supply side), water utility (demand side), and market organizer.
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    John McDonald - farmer, Oregon Association of Conservation Districts
    (Colorado State University. Libraries, 2011-05-24) McDonald, John, speaker
    In Panel discussion #1, representatives from three stakeholders of an ecosystem marketplace discuss the creation of the market, how their organizations participate, and why they are participating. Participants include a farmer (supply side), water utility (demand side), and market organizer.
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    Katie Wallace - New Belgium Brewing Co.
    (Colorado State University. Libraries, 2011-05-25) Wallace, Katie, speaker
    In Panel discussion #4, a diverse set of businesses, project developers and academics discuss why businesses should become involved in ecosystem markets, but also issues that face businesses regarding participating in such markets. Moderated by Stephanie Gripne from the University of Colorado.
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    Carl Palmer - Beartooth Capital
    (Colorado State University. Libraries, 2011-05-25) Palmer, Carl, speaker
    In Panel discussion #4, a diverse set of businesses, project developers and academics discuss why businesses should become involved in ecosystem markets, but also issues that face businesses regarding participating in such markets. Moderated by Stephanie Gripne from the University of Colorado.
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    Ecosystem services workshop: reflections: panel discussion #5
    (Colorado State University. Libraries, 2011-05-25) Jessup, David, speaker; Grimmett, Hill, speaker; Knight, Heather, speaker; Knight, Rick, speaker; Goldstein, Josh, speaker; Reid, Robin, speaker; Flynn, Patrick, speaker
    Workshop participants reflect upon what they learned during the workshop and new questions that arose for them. This discussion began by the ten workshop organizers providing their thoughts.
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    Chris Corbin - Lotic Water Marketing
    (Colorado State University. Libraries, 2011-05-25) Corbin, Chris, speaker
    In Panel discussion #4, a diverse set of businesses, project developers and academics discuss why businesses should become involved in ecosystem markets, but also issues that face businesses regarding participating in such markets. Moderated by Stephanie Gripne from the University of Colorado.
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    Sue Lurie - Oregon State University
    (Colorado State University. Libraries, 2011-05-25) Lurie, Sue, speaker
    In Panel discussion #4, a diverse set of businesses, project developers and academics discuss why businesses should become involved in ecosystem markets, but also issues that face businesses regarding participating in such markets. Moderated by Stephanie Gripne from the University of Colorado.