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Examination of Cooperative Extension as a Bridging Organization to Enhance Cross-boundary Collaborative Water Management
We explored stakeholders’ familiarity with, trust of, perceived competence of, and shared vision with Cooperative Extension on water-related issues in two states to determine the degree to which Extension is positioned to be an effective bridging organization. Results of surveys in Nebraska and Penn
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