Putting Communities In Charge : A Progress Report On An Educational Support System For Local Land Use Decision Makers

Rozum, John; Arnold, Chester; Bonsack, Kara

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Putting Communities In Charge : A Progress Report On An Educational Support System For Local Land Use Decision Makers

2004
By Rozum, John ; Arnold, Chester ; Bonsack, Kara

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Rozum, John ; Arnold, Chester ; Bonsack, Kara
Corporate Authors:

Connecticut Sea Grant College Program
NOAA Program & Office:

Sea Grant ; OAR (Oceanic and Atmospheric Research)
Sea Grant Program:

CONN (Connecticut Sea Grant)
Description:

This illustrated publication is a progress report of the activities of the NEMO (Nonpoint Education for Municipal Officials) in Connecticut, by providing educational support for land use decisions. In Connecticut, NEMO is a partnership between the UConn Cooperative Extension System, Connecticut Sea Grant, and the UConn Department of Natural Resources Management and Engineering. The origin, objectives, and progress of the NEMO program and exciting new initiatives are documented. Examples of ways the NEMO program has catalyzed and supported local community leaders in specific towns are given.
Keywords:

Decision Making Geographic Information Systems Land Use Remote Sensing Decision Making Geographic Information Systems Land Use Remote Sensing
Sea Grant Document Number:

CONN-Q-04-001
Document Type:

Technical Report
Place as Subject:

Connecticut.
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Public Domain
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