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Show Me the Money Proposals Congress Proposals ­ Show Me the Money 1 Show Me the Money Proposals Page Title Individual Presentations 2 Forest Preserve Foundation: A Case Study In Progress 3 Taking the pulse of Mother Earth Collaborative Presentations 4 A New Model for Creating Sustainable Conservation Funding 7 Activism, Politics and the Impact of Public Opinion Congress Proposals ­ Show Me the Money 2 Presentation Title: Forest Preserve Foundation: A Case Study In Progress Presentation Type: Individual Presentation (12 minutes; 1 Speaker) Presentation Description: This session will share the goals of the Forest Preserve Foundation. The Foundation is an independent nonprofit organization still in the start up phase tasked to raise private funds for the Forest Preserves of Cook County. Additional Session Information: The Forest Preserve Foundation will share its strategic plan, its goals and early lessons learned on the challenge and opportunity of fundraising on behalf of a government agency. The presenter and participants will discuss effective strategies for cultivating donors. Learning Objectives: ­­More about the Foundation's strategic plan and goals ­­Effective strategies that member organizations have used when cultivating donors Desired Track: Show Me the Money Focus Area: Beyond the Choir Delivered presentation previously: no If yes, last presentation: n/a Permission to share email: yes Permission to share presentation slides: yes Submission Information Name: Shelley Davis Organization: Forest Preserve Foundation Profession: President Email: [email protected] Phone: 312.603.8349 Congress Proposals ­ Show Me the Money 3 Presentation Title: (Format Model) Taking the pulse of Mother Earth Presentation Type: Individual Presentation (12 minutes; 1 speaker) Presentation Description: In this presentation, I will introduce our laboratory, Loyola Environmental Testing Laboratory, and all the analytical techniques used to measure environmental samples, soil, and water and plant tissues. The information generated from the analytical testing in the laboratory will be used either to investigate the natural habitat of all species or to evaluate the progress of natural environmental restoration projects. Additional Session Information: The target audience will be from general public who are interested in the scientific research, to professional scientists, educators and environmentalist, too. Learning Objectives: What kind of analytical techniques are used in the laboratory to obtain the meaning information from natural environment. How to interpret the information to guide the field application projects – taking the pulse of Mother Nature. Desired Track: Show Me the Money Focus Area: Water as a Resource, Priority Species, Data, Landowners Delivered presentation previously: no If yes, last presentation: n/a Permission to share email: yes Permission to share presentation slides: yes Submission Information Name: Zhenwei Zhu Organization: Loyola University Chicago ­ Institue of Environmental Sustainability Profession: Analytical Chemist/Lab Manager Email: [email protected] Phone: 773­508­2056 Congress Proposals ­ Show Me the Money 4 Proposal Title: A New Model for Creating Sustainable Conservation Funding Proposal Type: Collaborative Presentation (50 minutes; 3 speakers) Learning Objectives: This research project was funded by the Grand Victoria Foundation and is designed to look beyond the traditional model of stewardship funding to find sustainable revenue streams that will ensure the future success of long­term land protection in Illinois and the Great Lakes region. Understand the conditions and policies that make multi­revenue models successful as well as the potential barriers to implementing these programs in Illinois Desired Track: Show Me the Money Presentation #1 Title: The Market Perspective Presenter #1: Bill Schleizer Professional Title: Executive Director Organization: Delta Institute Email: wschleizer@delta­institute.org Phone: 312­554­0900 Presentation #1 Description: Exploring the many models of sustainable funding for conservation activities in nationwide markets Additional Presentation #1 Information: Target audience is all agencies and NGO's engaged in land protection and stewardship in Illinois. This portion of the project identifed and researched policies and mechanisms that have been utilized nationally to create sustainable funding streams for conservation activities including partnerships around ecosystem markets, carbon trading, and water quality projects. A comprehensive review was conducted of existing case studies and select organizations were interviewed to identify the different revenue structures being utilized. The team investigated the potential to utilize strategies that include public­private partnerships, leveraging stakeholder advocacy around climate change investments, utilizing shared services models, etc. Attendees will come away with an understanding of potential creative solutions used nationwide for funding land conservation and preservation activities with financing scenario recommendations. Presentation #1 Focus Area: Beyond the Choir Presentation #2 Title: Current Conservation Financing in Illinois and an Engagement Strategy Presenter #2: Kerry Leigh Professional Title: Executive Director Congress Proposals ­ Show Me the Money 5 Organization: Natural Land Institute Email: [email protected] Phone: 815­964­6666 Presentation #2 Description: The project team researched what types of financing mechanisms are being utilized in Illinois to create a snapshot of current practices, as well as assess their risks and opportunities around longevity and sustainability. Strategies for engaging the conservation community in a manner to generate support and enthusiasm. While these groups communicate quite regularly with each other in networks such as Chicago Wilderness, Vital Lands Illinois and the Prairie State Conservation Coalition, there is less collaboration around on­the­ground activities and alignment of resources and needs. There also does not appear to be a consensus around the need to identify additional funding resources for implementation. The team will describe an engagement strategy to initiate a dialogue with the Illinois conservation community to identify the differing perspectives on funding needs and constraints, and create an action plan to align stakeholder needs with the financing mechanisms being investigated. Additional Presentation #2 Information: Target audience is all land protection and stewardship agencies and NGO's in Illinois. Attendees will benefit by exploring how different levels of engagement and 'expertise partnerships' can be leveraged. This relates directly to the Congress theme of Show me the Money Presentation #2 Focus Area: Beyond the Choir Presentation #3 Title: Making it all Work ­ The Policy Piece Presenter #3: Jennifer Walling Professional Title: Executive Director Organization: Illinois Environmental Council Email: [email protected] Phone: 217­493­9455 Presentation #3 Description: Assessing the barriers to utilizing financing mechanisms and providing policy recommendations at the State level for effective implementation of funding models. Additional Presentation #3 Information: State decisions makers and agency personnel are another important stakeholder group to engage in this project. The team will work with its partners to create a communications strategy to incorporate the knowledge and perspectives of key staff and decision makers. This engagement will be key in identifying state­level policies and opportunities that can be leveraged for a potential implementation plan for the proposed sustainable financing mechanism. Attendees will be able to see how they can get engaged to remove the barriers to implementing creative revenue streams for land protection and stewardship Congress Proposals ­ Show Me the Money 6 in Illinois. This relates to the conference theme of Show me the Money.The policy agenda utilized the project research and analysis to answer basic questions to set the implementation foundation: What would need to change? How would it need to be changed? Who would change it and when would it need to be changed?State decisions makers and agency personnel are another important stakeholder group to engage in this project. The team worked with its partners to create a communications strategy to incorporate the knowledge and perspectives of key staff and decision makers. This engagement is key in identifying state­level policies and opportunities that can be leveraged for an implementation plan for the proposed sustainable financing mechanism(s). Presentation #3 Focus Area: Beyond the Choir Delivered presentation previously: No If yes, last presentation: n/a Permission to share email: yes Permission to share presentation slides: yes Submission Information Name: Bill Schleizer Organization: Delta Institute Profession: Executive Director Email: wschleizer@delta­institute.org Phone: 312­554­0900 Congress Proposals ­ Show Me the Money 7 Proposal Title: Activism, Politics and the Impact of Public Opinion Proposal Type: Collaborative Presentation (50 minutes; 3 speakers) Learning Objectives: Effective communication and outreach techniques to impact public opinion. Insight into how government works. Desired Track: Show Me the Money Presentation #1 Title: The Influence of Being Green Presenter #1: Sen. Heather Stearns Professional Title: State Senator Organization: State of Illinois Email: Phone: Presentation #1 Description: Discover if being green influences
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