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[[File:Salish Sea.jpg|right|325px|The Salish Sea, by S. Frelan]]
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<big>'''This website helps us work together to rebuild ecosystems.  We share resources, information and ideas under a shared [[social contract]].  A wiki is a collection of cross-linked web pages and documents.  Any user can create and edit pages and upload or download documents at any time.  Our goal is to help each other find and synthesize information.  Read more about [[The Big Picture]]...</big>
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  <div style="width:300px; flex-grow:3; margin-bottom:40px;">'''This website is a peer-to-peer learning platform to support Salish Sea stewardship. Information is stored in cross-linked and [[Categories|Categorized]] pages. Registered users create and revise pages using [[Platform Style Guide]] under a shared [[Social Contract]]. We teach what we know. Anyone can read our shared reservoir of knowledge. We aim to accelerate our ability to effectively and efficiently regenerate ecosystems. We invite you to join in our effort. '''
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<big>'''[[Introduction|How does it work?]]</big>
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'''Read more about [[The Big Picture]]...'''
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<big><big>'''Explore [[human system]] pages:'''</big></big>
 
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You may have noticed that the platform is changing! It still functions, but there are many live edits underway to adjust the scaffolding of the site. Thank you for your patience, and contact the [[Moderator team]] if you have any concerns.
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We work in [[human systems]] made of [[workgroups]] which use [[resources]] to complete [[efforts]] either building knowledge of [[topics]] or doing work in [[places]].  All this effort results in lots of [[documents]].  [[Master Topics]] are a good place to start exploring the structure of Salish Sea human systems.
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<big><big>'''Explore [[ecosystem]] pages:'''</big></big>
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We live in [[ecosystems]] where snow-fed [[headwaters]], and rain-fed [[:category:watershed|lowlands]] collect into [[floodplains]] and then through [[river deltas]] to enter [[the Salish Sea]] ringed by a mix of [[beaches]], [[embayments]] and [[headlands]].
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'''[[Places]]''' - Places in the Salish Sea.}}
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==Why Join Us?==
Knowledge sharing helps us protect and restore ecosystems. We cultivate this platform so that anyone can rapidly learn about ecosystem stewardship, or teach what they know. '''This is the only place-based platform in academia or government for open peer-to-peer stewardship of the knowledge we need to regenerate our ecosystems.'''


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*Circulate evidence and local knowledge about [[Places]] you live and work.
==We Invite You to Join Us==
*Share hard-to-find [[Products]] on different [[Topics]] and archive [[Documents]] that might otherwise be lost.
Our goal is to empower people as stewards of the Salish Sea ecosystem.  We aim to connect scientists, citizens, and public servants.
*Inventory [[Workgroups]] and their [[Efforts]] in your [[Watershed]].
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*Identify urgent questions and new learning about [[Topics]] of interest.
===Scientists and Students===
*Connect with conservation [[Efforts]] and [[Workgroups]] to broaden your network.
*Describe [[sites]] where you have specific knowledge.
*Share what you are learning in your work about [[Places]] or [[Topics]]
*Share your findings on different [[topics]] with hard to find [[documents]].
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*Connect with restoration [[efforts]] as research sites.
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===Land Stewards===
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*Provide local knowledge about the [[Sites and Places|sites and places]] in which you live.
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*Better understand [[governments]], and find [[workgroups]] in your watershed.
:Follow us on [https://www.facebook.com/groups/507592043157117/ Facebook]
*Track down or share [[documents]], or learn about how your lands provide [[ecosystem services]].
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[[File:Salish Sea Banner.png|The Salish Sea, by P.Cereghino]]
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Latest revision as of 16:52, 28 March 2024

This website is a peer-to-peer learning platform to support Salish Sea stewardship. Information is stored in cross-linked and Categorized pages. Registered users create and revise pages using Platform Style Guide under a shared Social Contract. We teach what we know. Anyone can read our shared reservoir of knowledge. We aim to accelerate our ability to effectively and efficiently regenerate ecosystems. We invite you to join in our effort.


Read more about The Big Picture...

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Effort Icon.jpg Under Construction

You may have noticed that the platform is changing! It still functions, but there are many live edits underway to adjust the scaffolding of the site. Thank you for your patience, and contact the Moderator team if you have any concerns.

Page Types

Workgroup Icon.jpg

Workgroups - Organizations and institutions doing work.

Effort Icon.jpg

Efforts - The projects of workgroups.

Product Icon.jpg

Products - Files developed during projects, including Documents, Graphics and Websites.

Place Icon.jpg

Places - Places in the Salish Sea.

Topic Icon.jpg

Topics - Collected Evidence of various subjects.

Why Join Us?

Knowledge sharing helps us protect and restore ecosystems. We cultivate this platform so that anyone can rapidly learn about ecosystem stewardship, or teach what they know. This is the only place-based platform in academia or government for open peer-to-peer stewardship of the knowledge we need to regenerate our ecosystems.