Yellow Wood Associates, Inc. and the Madagascar Collaborative Program of the Cornell International Institute for Food, Agriculture and Development provided an administrative framework for a six-day, five-night Adirondack study tour that provided exposure to a range of issues, organizations and landscapes that are characteristic of the park’s unique land ownership situation. The purpose of the study tour was to broaden the participants’ perspectives and understanding of strategies used for managing natural resources and human conflicts in a park context
Innovators in Rural Community Economic Development
