Opportunities and Challenges for Land Use Planning in the Intermountain West

Authors

Donald McLeod, University of WyomingFollow
Roger Coupal, University of WyomingFollow
Andrew Seidl, Colorado State UniversityFollow
Katherine Inman, University of WyomingFollow

Volume

41

Issue

5

Abstract

Land use planning is a persistent challenge for rural communities of the Intermountain West. A role for Land-Grant Universities in planning activities is provided through lesson learned in four county projects. Inclusiveness, reciprocal communication, transparency, and objectivity are illustrated as keys to success in applied research and outreach programming.

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McLeod, D., Coupal, R., Seidl, A., & Inman, K. (2003). Opportunities and Challenges for Land Use Planning in the Intermountain West. The Journal of Extension, 41(5), Article 6. https://tigerprints.clemson.edu/joe/vol41/iss5/6