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Summer Skill Sessions: Ecosystem Mapping

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I don’t know about you, but every time I go on social media, I see people vacationing in the Greek isles or somewhere on Bermuda, and while I’m stuck here in my lovely home office in my new hometown of Stanton, Virginia, I feel like summer as well.

So instead of a fully produced season that is a chapter in our playbook of ecosystem building, I am bringing you the Summer Skill Sessions.

I imagine you lying on a beach somewhere, kicking it with a cocktail or mocktail in hand, trying to keep cool and wondering how to become a better ecosystem building. Isn’t that what we all think about all the time?

The idea behind these Summer Skill Sessions is to bring you short snippets of episodes that introduce you to a very practical skill for ecosystem builders and walk you through some of the steps that you need to take to master that skill, and leave you with a lot of resources to dive a little bit deeper and become an expert on this skill.

In our first Summer Skills Session, we are going to talk about ecosystem mapping.

Listen to the full episode to hear:

  • Four key reasons why we map ecosystems
  • Why you need to engage collaborators as soon as possible
  • How defining the ecosystem, target audience, scope, and the question you’re answering shape the map you’re making
  • How making sure you collect qualitative data makes your map more than just a directory
  • How your research question will guide your data analysis and the way you present your findings

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I don’t know about you, but every time I go on social media, I see people vacationing in the Greek isles or somewhere on Bermuda, and while I’m stuck here in my lovely home office in my new hometown of Stanton, Virginia, I feel like summer as well.

So instead of a fully produced season that is a chapter in our playbook of ecosystem building, I am bringing you the Summer Skill Sessions.

I imagine you lying on a beach somewhere, kicking it with a cocktail or mocktail in hand, trying to keep cool and wondering how to become a better ecosystem building. Isn’t that what we all think about all the time?

The idea behind these Summer Skill Sessions is to bring you short snippets of episodes that introduce you to a very practical skill for ecosystem builders and walk you through some of the steps that you need to take to master that skill, and leave you with a lot of resources to dive a little bit deeper and become an expert on this skill.

In our first Summer Skills Session, we are going to talk about ecosystem mapping.

Listen to the full episode to hear:

  • Four key reasons why we map ecosystems
  • Why you need to engage collaborators as soon as possible
  • How defining the ecosystem, target audience, scope, and the question you’re answering shape the map you’re making
  • How making sure you collect qualitative data makes your map more than just a directory
  • How your research question will guide your data analysis and the way you present your findings

Learn More About Anika Horn:

Resources:

DIY Resources

Selected Service Providers

Articles

  continue reading

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