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Support 

Support for the Environmental Summit was provided by the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation and by Region IX of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Meeting Information

Agenda and briefing materials

Summit recommendations
(Power Point presentation)

Breakout session notes (pdf)

 


Environmental Summit
on the West II


On April 24 - 26, 2002, the Western Governors' Association and the White House Council on Environmental Quality co-sponsored the Second Environmental Summit on the West in Salt Lake City, Utah. The Summit looked at opportunities to address tough environmental problems using the Enlibra principles.

Enlibra is the name given to a set of eight interdependent principles for making progress on complex environmental and natural resource management problems. These were developed and refined by 21 Western Governors with the assistance of hundreds of stakeholders between December 1997 and June 1999. Enlibra was subsequently adopted as a guiding philosophy and incorporated into the work of small community groups, large corporations, and state, tribal, regional, and federal organizations and institutions as they worked to find collaborative solutions to tough environmental problems. Much can be learned from these success stories in which reasonable and successful environmental management and outcomes were achieved using Enlibra and the governing rationale behind it.

  
August 18, 2003