The Goldstream Group is excited to partner with the Margaret A. Cargill Philanthropies on its Southeast Alaska Impact Assessment and Learning Project. The purpose of this impact evaluation is to assess the relationship between the principles guiding MACP’s environmental funding in Southeast Alaska and the expected outcomes of funded programs in areas such as attitudes, behaviors, ecology, economy, and community. This will lead to a better understanding of factors of community-based conservation strategies that engage Southeast Alaska communities and have the greatest impacts on conservation goals and community well-being.
News
Small State Space Grant Evaluation
The Goldstream Group, Inc., is excited to partner with the Alaska, Hawaii, Montana, Wyoming, and the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico Space Grant Consortia to conduct a program-level pilot evaluation measuring the benefits of their programs on community college, undergraduate, and graduate students. The evaluation is funded by grant funded to the University of Alaska Fairbanks by NASA.
Article Highlights Goldstream Group Evaluation
Connecting People and Places as an Exhibition Strategy for Climate-Change Learning
Goldstream Group’s evaluation of the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry exhibition Under the Arctic: Digging into Permafrost was recently highlighted in the Fall 2019 edition of Exhibition, a journal of exhibition theory & practices for museum professionals, published by NAME, the National Association for Museum Exhibition (https://www.name-aam.org/exhibitionfall2019). Angela Larson, Goldstream Group Owner and Principal was a coauthor.
Winterberry Study On Climate Change
Read about how Winterberry is engaging Alaskans in understanding whether climate change will make berries less available in fall and winter for the people and animals that depend on them. Goldstream Group is conducting the program evaluation of the Winterberry project. Read the full article here.
Citizen Science in Rural Education Contexts in Alaska
The Goldstream Group’s evaluation work on the Arctic and Earth SIGNs project helped inform the research for this published article about citizen science in rural education contexts in Alaska. http://csl.nsta.org/2018/05/connected-climate-change-learning-through-citizen-science/
