Maine Policy Review (Aug 2024)

Collaborating for a Thriving Maine Forest Sector

  • Katrina Brewster Pugh,
  • Emily J. Uhrig,
  • Meg Fergusson,
  • Aaron Weiskittel,
  • Shane Moeykens,
  • Jo D. Saffeir

DOI
https://doi.org/10.53558/IUPT7507
Journal volume & issue
Vol. 33, no. 1
pp. 76 – 82

Abstract

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The authors of this commentary describe a coming together of an EPSCoR planning team with community leaders across the northeastern US forest sector. The community leaders came in support of this high-stake NSF proposal and in support of each other. As a result, their transdisciplinary deliberations on data and artificial intelligence (AI), economics, inclusion, and learning not only generated inputs to the recently announced $7 million NSF EPSCoR E-RISE award (OIA-2416915), but also gave them new language to describe their collaboration capacity.

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