For nearly two years, a diverse group of stakeholders in Potter, Tioga and Mifflin counties have been working on a collaborative effort to address the water and agriculture is- sues that matter most to them. Their results, and on-going efforts, provide important lessons other counties or regional groups can learn from.
Read about their experiences, priorities and lessons learned from their collaborations by clicking here.
Following a brief ‘pause’ in our local leadership team’s schedule to accommodate seasonal farming priorities, we have now resumed our strategic action d
iscussions. During our July meeting we focused on long-term goals for the group as well as changes we think need to be considered in terms of best management practices and other activities on the ground. A full listing of results from our discussions can be found at Meeting Notes 7.22.19 (003)
Our focus for the fall will be exploring future priorities and needs regarding research and information; policy and regulations; education, outreach and partnerships; and funding and resource needs.