Using Social Indicators in Watershed Management Projects

EPA Webcast Seminar from May 2013

• Dr. Linda Prokopy, Associate Professor, Natural Resources Planning, Purdue University
• Dr. Kenneth Genskow, Associate Professor, Department of Urban and Regional Planning, University of Wisconsin-Madison

Working with landowners and managers to find effective and practical solutions to water quality problems is crucial to achieving environmental goals. Social indicators provide information about the social context, awareness, attitudes, capacities, constraints, and behaviors in a watershed or project area. Using social indicators can help resource managers and conservation professionals understand target audiences, select effective interventions, and evaluate their impacts.

• MP4 version of Webcast (Quicktime) (92MB)
• Flyer on May 1, 2013 Webcast (PDF) (1 pg, 114K)
• Additional Resources for May 1, 2013 Webcast (PDF) (1 pg, 46K)
• PowerPoint Presentation for May 1, 2013 Webinar (PDF) (50 pp, 4.4MB)
• Transcript of Webinar (PDF) (45 pp, 267K)