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Some of our wiki pages describe elements of human systems. We organize our selves into workgroups. These workgroups all tap into shared resources to complete efforts, defined by a scope and schedule. Often we create documents that describe our work or learning. From our effort and documentation emerges knowledge, which we organize into topics. | Some of our wiki pages describe elements of human systems. We organize our selves into workgroups. These workgroups all tap into shared resources to complete efforts, defined by a scope and schedule. Often we create documents that describe our work or learning. From our effort and documentation emerges knowledge, which we organize into topics. | ||
'''You can [[How to create a new page|create these pages]]''' | |||
===[[Workgroups]]=== | ===[[Workgroups]]=== | ||
Workgroups define themselves. They are a group of people that regularly talk, and share work toward a common goal. Workgroups may [[categorizing|create a category]] using an [[:category:acronym|acronym or abbreviation]] so they can quickly tag pages that they are associated with. Put the text "<nowiki>{{workgroup}}</nowiki>" at the top of a workgroup page and it will automatically change format and categorize it as a workgroup. | Workgroups define themselves. They are a group of people that regularly talk, and share work toward a common goal. Workgroups may [[categorizing|create a category]] using an [[:category:acronym|acronym or abbreviation]] so they can quickly tag pages that they are associated with. Put the text "<nowiki>{{workgroup}}</nowiki>" at the top of a workgroup page and it will automatically change format and categorize it as a workgroup. | ||
===[[Efforts]]=== | |||
People work to achieve goals. We call these efforts. It could be a [[:category:restoration|restoration]] project, or a scientific study, or a planning project. Efforts can relate to topics, and can generate documents, and may work in places. Start with the text "<nowiki>{{effort}}</nowiki>" to create a effort page. | |||
===[[Resources]]=== | ===[[Resources]]=== | ||
Resources | Resources | ||
===[[Documents]]=== | |||
Resources | |||
===[[Topics]]=== | |||
Resources | |||
===[[Places]]=== | |||
Our [[ecosystem]] model divides the landscape into units based on regional assessments, but people see place differently, and it is useful to group ecosystem units into larger systems. Places are pages which discribe any places not described by the proposed ecosystem management units. One of these days, we'll be able to represent our management units and places on maps. Let us know if you have resources to get us there faster. | |||
Revision as of 18:30, 22 February 2013
Some of our wiki pages describe elements of human systems. We organize our selves into workgroups. These workgroups all tap into shared resources to complete efforts, defined by a scope and schedule. Often we create documents that describe our work or learning. From our effort and documentation emerges knowledge, which we organize into topics.
You can create these pages
Workgroups
Workgroups define themselves. They are a group of people that regularly talk, and share work toward a common goal. Workgroups may create a category using an acronym or abbreviation so they can quickly tag pages that they are associated with. Put the text "{{workgroup}}" at the top of a workgroup page and it will automatically change format and categorize it as a workgroup.
Efforts
People work to achieve goals. We call these efforts. It could be a restoration project, or a scientific study, or a planning project. Efforts can relate to topics, and can generate documents, and may work in places. Start with the text "{{effort}}" to create a effort page.
Resources
Resources
Documents
Resources
Topics
Resources
Places
Our ecosystem model divides the landscape into units based on regional assessments, but people see place differently, and it is useful to group ecosystem units into larger systems. Places are pages which discribe any places not described by the proposed ecosystem management units. One of these days, we'll be able to represent our management units and places on maps. Let us know if you have resources to get us there faster.
