This toolkit is part of a larger project to employ innovative Extension techniques and technologies to engage a fast-growing yet traditionally underserved and socially disadvantaged segment of forest owners in the United States. This project is designed to engage women woodland owners with an empowering, peer-learning approach.
The toolkit focuses on the nuts and bolts of designing, forming, holding, and maintaining a peer-learning group, whether the group is women woodland owners or any other group of people who have similar goals for learning. The toolkit includes templates and worksheets, with samples to make clear how to use them.
Click the "view it now" button to view or download the entire book. Or use the supplemental file links below to view or download each chapter separately.
Introduction: Why this toolkit? Chapter 1: Getting started Chapter 2: Bringing people together Chapter 3: Getting the word out Chapter 4: Getting to peer learning Chapter 5: Funding your network Chapter 6: Maintaining your network Chapter 7: Evaluating your peer network Appendix: Lessons from woodland owner research
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