OSU Extension’s Master Watershed Steward Program Derek Godwin Watershed Management Specialist.

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OSU Extension’s Master Watershed Steward Program Derek Godwin Watershed Management Specialist

Master Watershed Stewards Purpose – Increase the capacity of watershed groups and community members to identify and address water resource issues at local levels. Target Audience – Who isn ’ t? Statewide program – rural and urban

Master Watershed Stewards 8 Training sessions Each session = 2 hours presentation, 4 hours field/workshop Focus on local issues Complete a 40-hour project in local community Become a local resource for OSU Extension and watershed groups

Master Watershed Stewards Basic level education Projects provide application of knowledge and skills to produce an “impact” Projects include enhancement, monitoring, management planning, team building processes, and education Started Master program in 1999, over 500 Masters

Master Watershed Stewards – Evaluation Process Evaluate each trainer and training session Typical evaluation highlighting what needs to change Post evaluation 6 months (or more) after the training sessions Highlights impact – knowledge before/after, practices implemented, change in behavior, tolerance Change in watershed conditions – up to local Watershed Extension faculty Several changes to delivery method, additional training

Good, Better, or Best? Best, of course, or I wouldn’t be up here Uses several Best Education Practices Research based education practices?

How do we promote or encourage the use of education? Tell the story, don’t assume everyone feels education is important Impacts, Impacts, Impacts Carve out your niche in this “information age” Assess, implement, evaluate, CHANGE

Who needs to hear about the importance of education in watershed management? State and Federal Legislators Reduced funding Reduced regulatory enforcement Increased reliability on people making the right choice County commissioners Stakeholders, partners, audience – all politics are local

What resources would help us accomplish this goal? Organizational leadership Clarify “niche” as educators Leverage effort and resources Training on evaluating and documenting outcomes Communications support in “telling the story” to legislators, commissioners, and stakeholders Support training/specialists in education practices and technology to maintain/improve effectiveness as educators