With Vision There Is Hope

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Presentation transcript:

With Vision There Is Hope

Libby Montana

Something Is Wrong In Resource Communities

Where Are We? How Did We Get Here? What Can We Do? Hope

Where Are We? We Are Having A Collision Of Visions

Will Rogers Was Right…

The Public Wants To ‘Save The Forest.’

This Is A Healthy Forest

This Is An Unhealthy Forest

Unhealthy and Overstocked

Timber is not alone….

We Are Crossing The Thin Line Between Environmental Sensitivity and Environmental Insanity…

How Did We Get Here?

The 1960’s Cuyahoga River, Ohio

The 1960’s The Great Lakes

The 1960’s Los Angeles Airshed

The 1960’s Our Little Blue Ball

The Environmental Social Movement Was Empowered

(And we inadvertently participated in their business strategy.) The Environmental Social Movement Has Been Hijacked And Turned Into An Industry Dependent Upon Crisis and Conflict… And $$$$: The Eco-Conflict Industry (And we inadvertently participated in their business strategy.)

Excellent Marketers Of Fear And A Three Word Vision: ‘Stop Doing That

Twenty Second Sound Bytes – With Visuals Pick – Which Would You Rather Have?

Twenty Second Sound Bytes – With Visuals

Twenty Second Sound Bytes – With Visuals

Twenty Second Sound Bytes – With Visuals

Twenty Second Sound Bytes – With Visuals

We Get Angry - Those Are Not The Only Choices We Get Angry - Those Are Not The Only Choices! But The Public Does Not Know This…. And We Laugh At What They Don’t Know.

We Finally Learned The Real Enemy: IGNORANCE The Public’s And Our’s

What The Public Needs: TRUTH TRUST TRANSPARENCY

When We Learned To Lead: Healthy Forest Initiative

The Light At The End Of Our Tunnel… The Light At The End Of Our Tunnel….. Is A Train Coming At The Rest Of Agriculture

WHAT DID WE LEARN THAT MIGHT HELP YOU?

1. Democracy Works, But It Is Not A Spectator Sport THREE TRUTHS ABOUT ‘LEADING’ 1. Democracy Works, But It Is Not A Spectator Sport 2. When People Lead, Leaders Follow 3. The World Is Run By Those Who Show Up

TIPS THAT MIGHT H E L P…

H E L P… Humanize Empathize & Educate Lead Participate

H: HUMANIZE Social norms make it easy to vilify ‘Industry”: “Agri-Business” “Factory Farms” Rural cultures need a trusted ‘Human Face’ to share our story ‘over the back-yard fence’….that face is YOURS.

E: EMPATHIZE Understand Expressed Concerns Of Public What does the public think are ‘Real’ issues? What solutions are ‘Acceptable’ to the public? Engage In, Own and Showcase Environmental and Food Safety Initiatives On-the-farm/ranch and in-the-home clean air and water efforts, animal welfare efforts, individual and industry wide regulatory initiatives.

Our Message To Assure The Public: “I am listening, I understand, I respect or I share your concerns and I am part of the answer to those concerns.”

But The Public Seems To Be Acting On Emotions Rather Than Science!

From Nicole Widmar of Purdue University:

Same Science, Different Package:

E: EDUCATE Do Not Play Reverse Jeopardy…… Listen Identify and address individual or societal questions/concerns/needs Learn to communicate answers to those perceived questions/concerns/needs… …..in understandable English. Watch Our Language!

L: LEAD Craft and Implement Solutions That Answer The Public’s Questions And That You Can Live With. Working Toward Your Solution Is Better Than Fighting Against A Solution Being Shoved Down Your Throat. Focus On Growing ‘Local’ Ambassadors Local Media Local Schools Local Leaders

Line Item In Business Plan For P: PARTICIPATE Line Item In Business Plan For ACTIVISM 1 Hour Per Week

Tools That Can Work Political Process Offer Solutions, Not Whining Conservation Initiatives Rural Leadership Programs Tours/Open Houses Welcome Wagons Earth Day: Celebrations Of Progress Social Media…the new back yard fence…. School Engagement

HOPE???

Society Is Ready

THE DOOR IS OPEN… Society Is Ready For A New Vision Of Environmentalism Based Upon: Hope …. instead of fear Science …. instead of emotion Education …. instead of litigation Resolution …. instead of conflict Employing …. rather than destroying human resources

Jaw-Jacking in Book Form….

Dad

BE A RIPPLE….. AND TOGETHER WE WILL MAKE A WAVE THAT WILL SAVE THE LAST BEST PLACES AND THE LAST BEST PEOPLE.