Landscape-scale collaboration has become an important pathway to manage and steward public lands and natural resources in the United States. To understand the impact of formalized, collaborative efforts, a new partnership called One Tam (onetam.org), based in California's Marin County, was studied in its first four years. Findings from this research include a collection of interdependent, scalable impacts that are presented as the Partnership Impact Model -- highlighting three impact classifications: foundational, operational, and outcome. This emergent model has practical implications for collaboratives and funders struggling to identify ways to understand, describe, and optimize partnership impact.
Issue Areas
- Energy and Environment
- Nonprofits and Philanthropy
Publishers
- Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy
Funders
- S. D. Bechtel, Jr. Foundation
Document type
- Evaluation
- Report/Whitepaper
Language
- English
Geography
- North America / United States (Western) / California / Marin County
Copyright
- Copyright 2018 by Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy. All rights reserved.