Throughout ecological restoration there can be seemingly infinite complex decisions, many of which have to account for differences in values across diverse stakeholders. We think #StructuredDecisionMaking has a bigger role to play, check out our new paper: doi.org/10.1007/s10669-023-0…

A year after the 1st #StructuredDecisionMaking report , we implemented virtually all recommendations for Kuaka (Whenua Hou Diving #Petrel) #Conservation and published this exciting piece of work in @JAppliedEcology: doi.org/10.1111/1365-2664.14…! @docgovtnz @NgaiTahu @hihinews

7/ Http://wp.me/psBXH-2Sr #NCCD #EvidentChange #FamilyCourtMatters_org (my handiwork, from the ground-up), #structuredDecisionMaking vs. #SupportedDecisionMaking (for elders) — similar policies?

Continued from my replies to what I’m retweeting here: (I found it! See attached: wp.me/psBXH-2Sr, publ. Jan., 2020, but indications are I’d written it in Jan. 2016 #SupportedDecisionMaking vs. (?) EvidentChange (fka NCCD’s) #StructuredDecisionMaking, as noticed Jan 2016 - Jan 2020, in the course of doing my basic investigative blogging the nonprofits trying to (inter)nationalize and stealth-control public institutions, across national jurisdictions, etc. Particularly the institutions with ANY access to ANY vulnerable populations: pregnant women, poor Dads, abusive Dads, Abused women, anyone with children aged K-12, and now the elderly too. The incarcerated, the bankrupted through the family courts, the “fragile families” and of course any and all individuals in foster care, or aging out of it. There is practically NO demographic which couldn’t be targeted for (social engineering, and privatized decision-mailing processes aimed at the public sector — where, let’s tell the truth here — the big bucks & control really resides (NOT the private sector alone)…. Then when social engineering doesn’t work, has roadkill, or is overtly outrageous, here come the “Fix it Reform it Re-engineer it” (Technical Assistance and Training: not REAL help) ambulance-chasers, to be public supported of course. Now that I have that sarcasm off my chest…

I’ll be at the 4th International #CWD Symposium in Denver, CO this week, presenting on the use of #StructuredDecisionMaking to manage CWD in the context of supplemental feeding of elk in the #GYE. Come to the talk to find out which options could reduce CWD prevalence by 65%!

Got any pedagogy questions for improving teaching SDM in your wildlife management or conservation department? Maybe #sdm #structureddecisionmaking graduate student funding could help research / experiment with new training modules for your courses? #sdmCoP

#TWS2022 @wildlifesociety Thanks @KailiGregory and to everyone who came to the #sdmCoP #structureddecisionmaking #decisionanalysis social! If you want to see or learn more decision making skills & tools - let us know what would be helpful for next year! All ideas are welcome!

USGS provides #StructuredDecisionMaking tools to improve disease management decisions and increase opportunities for collaborative disease management strategies. Learn more: ow.ly/raWU50LsJfV #OneHealthDay

Attention: #newpublication in @EducSci_MDPI with @JennyDauer @CitlallyCiencia @kirbycai! Check out my first postdoc paper to learn more about students’ #argumentation skills regarding #socioscientificissues after engaging in #structureddecisionmaking! mdpi.com/1845840

2/9 To identify the best recovery strategy, we started a #StructuredDecisionMaking process. A working group, consisting of representatives of the Papatipu Rūnaka, @NgaiTahu, @docgovtnz, @MPI_NZ, @EnvSouthlandRC, and the fishing industry, was formed and completed all SDM steps.

We are incredibly proud to share the #StructuredDecisionMaking report for Kuaka (Whenua Hou Diving Petrels). This report is the culmination of years of work with many different people and paves a way forward for #ValuesBased #seabird #conservation: doc.govt.nz/about-us/science… A 🧵

7/10. However, identifying the ideal #translocation strategy is entirely dependent on other underlying values (e.g., #Indigeninous value systems). The “perfect” translocation cannot be calculated using biological data alone. #StructuredDecisionMaking #DecisionAnalysis

2 #WSTC8 #CoMaSesh #StructuredDecisionMaking enables transparency. Articulating objectives (#values) and measures, followed by identifying alternatives (#conservation strategies) is key. For Kuaka, we identified 7 objectives and 11 alternatives. #TeamPetrel

1 #WSTC8 #CoMaSesh Only 210 adult Kuaka/Whenua Hou Diving #Petrel remain. Focused #conservation #management may aid recovery. Deciding on strategies is tricky. Multiple #values (eg #Indigenous & industry) are at play and #uncertainty abounds. #StructuredDecisionMaking can help!

If you're curious how we pave a way forward for Kuaka (Whenua Hou Diving Petrels) in an inclusive, decolonized, and transparent way with Kāi Tahu, @docgovtnz, @hihinews, @Reintrobiology, and many others, read this synopsis! #StructuredDecisionMaking for #seabird #conservation

Hi #ICCB2021, 1 hour til the community conservation 2 panel where I will be discussing local & #indigenous #values & knowledge, plus how they can be integrated into #conservationplanning using #decisionanalysis & #structureddecisionmaking! Looking forward to meeting co-panelists!

Delighted to see a #structureddecisionmaking session at #ICCB2021 (live now!). If you want to see SDM in action, particularly how it can integrate #indigenousvalues into conservation decisions, please watch my talk! #conservationplanning #inclusivity #stakeholders

If you are attending @ICCB2021 please drop by our symposium on Monday @ 6AM EST. We'll be talking #StructuredDecisionMaking and how decision science can help us address the #biodiversitycrisis @BeingVasavi @eliseirwin64 @mcr_evpi @jadunga #ConservationBiology #Conservation

Very nice to see this report published by @docgovtnz using #StructuredDecisionMaking to plan recovery of Aotearoa New Zealands rarest breeding bird! #DecisionScience #SpeciesRecovery #BackFromTheBrink @ZSLScience @ZSLconservation plus awesome PHD product from @tha_lassie 😎

C. 100 vessels/season moor near the last Kuaka/Whenua Hou Diving #Petrels colony. 31% of vessels use bright lights, creating #LightPollution and deck strike risks: doi.org/10.1111/csp2.481 Through #StructuredDecisionMaking, we work towards inclusive #conservation to address this!