Goals and Objectives Committee Nathan Pflueger
Description: Goals and Objectives Committee Nathan Pflueger Mike McDonald Alan Moeller Lisa Lunz Jeff Steffen Aaron Hird Alex Brechbill Keith Berns Greg Whitmore Bob Bettger (phone) Goals and Objectives Committee We need to divide the state into
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slide1. Goals and Objectives Committee Nathan Pflueger
Mike McDonald
Alan Moeller
Lisa Lunz
Jeff Steffen
Aaron Hird
Alex Brechbill
Keith Berns
Greg Whitmore
Bob Bettger (phone)<br>
slide2. Goals and Objectives Committee We need to divide the state into eco-regions to have the most impact with Soil and Water Health programs…
Similar to the Local Hubs in the Indiana report<br>
slide3. Goals and Objectives Committee We need to divide the state into eco-regions to have the most impact with Soil and Water Health programs…<br>
slide4. LB 243 Identified Focus areas within the Initiative Water quality and erosion
Communication and education Marketing and public relations (social media)
Research and demonstration (economics)
Economics (incentives/discounts) (case studies) Ecosystem Incentive Programs (Carbon, etc..)
Technical Assistance
Contribution of livestock
Measurements/standards – field to market report card
Conservation (wildlife habitat)
Organizational framework/stakeholder network<br>
slide5. For each Eco Region For each Focus Area
What is being done already to promote adoption of Soil/Water Health practices?
Who, What, How
What else needs to be done to further the adoption of Soil/Water Health practices?
Goals
Timelines
Resources Required
Resources Available<br>
slide6. For each Eco Region For each Focus Area
What is being done already to promote adoption of Soil/Water Health practices?
Who, What, How
What else needs to be done to further the adoption of Soil/Water Health practices?
Goals
Timelines
Resources Required
Resources Available
Leverage and interface with UNL Extension, NRD, NRCS and Agribusiness in the region to answer these questions<br>
slide7. Eco Regions PH – Ron Bolze
SW – Steve Tucker
NC -
SC – Keith Berns, Ray Ward, Bob Bettger, Greg Whitmore, Nate Pfluger
NE – Jerry Allemann, Sen Gragert, Lisa Lunz, Charles Shapiro, Jeff Steffen
SE – Richard Bartek, Hannah Birge, Mike McDonald, Sen Slama, Steve Wellman
Report Writing<br>
slide8. Report Writing Timeline
March 12 – today
September – recommended time for public comment
November – Review – green light from key stakeholders
December – ready for print
January 1, 2021 – deliver to stakeholders
Who are the primary stakeholders?
The Nature Conservancy capacity
Structure of publication
Thematic of goal-focused
Request for recommendations/comments
Committee
Hannah Birge
Alex Brechbill
Keith Berns
???<br>
slide9. Timeline for the rest of our time March/April - Eco Region Committee Work
April – Committee check in and electronic updates
May –
June-
July-
Aug-
Sept
Oct-
Nov-
Dec-<br>
Mike McDonald
Alan Moeller
Lisa Lunz
Jeff Steffen
Aaron Hird
Alex Brechbill
Keith Berns
Greg Whitmore
Bob Bettger (phone)<br>
slide2. Goals and Objectives Committee We need to divide the state into eco-regions to have the most impact with Soil and Water Health programs…
Similar to the Local Hubs in the Indiana report<br>
slide3. Goals and Objectives Committee We need to divide the state into eco-regions to have the most impact with Soil and Water Health programs…<br>
slide4. LB 243 Identified Focus areas within the Initiative Water quality and erosion
Communication and education Marketing and public relations (social media)
Research and demonstration (economics)
Economics (incentives/discounts) (case studies) Ecosystem Incentive Programs (Carbon, etc..)
Technical Assistance
Contribution of livestock
Measurements/standards – field to market report card
Conservation (wildlife habitat)
Organizational framework/stakeholder network<br>
slide5. For each Eco Region For each Focus Area
What is being done already to promote adoption of Soil/Water Health practices?
Who, What, How
What else needs to be done to further the adoption of Soil/Water Health practices?
Goals
Timelines
Resources Required
Resources Available<br>
slide6. For each Eco Region For each Focus Area
What is being done already to promote adoption of Soil/Water Health practices?
Who, What, How
What else needs to be done to further the adoption of Soil/Water Health practices?
Goals
Timelines
Resources Required
Resources Available
Leverage and interface with UNL Extension, NRD, NRCS and Agribusiness in the region to answer these questions<br>
slide7. Eco Regions PH – Ron Bolze
SW – Steve Tucker
NC -
SC – Keith Berns, Ray Ward, Bob Bettger, Greg Whitmore, Nate Pfluger
NE – Jerry Allemann, Sen Gragert, Lisa Lunz, Charles Shapiro, Jeff Steffen
SE – Richard Bartek, Hannah Birge, Mike McDonald, Sen Slama, Steve Wellman
Report Writing<br>
slide8. Report Writing Timeline
March 12 – today
September – recommended time for public comment
November – Review – green light from key stakeholders
December – ready for print
January 1, 2021 – deliver to stakeholders
Who are the primary stakeholders?
The Nature Conservancy capacity
Structure of publication
Thematic of goal-focused
Request for recommendations/comments
Committee
Hannah Birge
Alex Brechbill
Keith Berns
???<br>
slide9. Timeline for the rest of our time March/April - Eco Region Committee Work
April – Committee check in and electronic updates
May –
June-
July-
Aug-
Sept
Oct-
Nov-
Dec-<br>