Objectives
Field SitesKnowledge ManagementScience for GovernanceTraining and EducationThemes
Coastal HazardsCoastal PeopleCritical Coastal HabitatsFisheriesMaricultureTourismUrban CoastsWater Quality and SupplyApproaches
Capacity BuildingCoastal Plans & PoliciesConstituency BuildingEcosystem GovernanceEvaluation for LearningIncorporating ScienceProtected AreasAbout the Coastal Resources Center
CRC's primary client is the people of the places where we
work; hence an ethic of public service underlies all that
CRC does. We strive to make our primary clients competent
and independent. We value collegiality and long-term relationships. We respect the people in
the places we do our work by modeling
these values.
The Core Values That Guide Our Work
- CRC's primary client is the people of the places where we work; hence an ethic of public service underlies all that CRC does.
- We strive to make our primary clients competent and independent. We value collegiality and long term relationships. We respect the people in the places we do our work by modeling these
values.
- We value truth-telling and intellectual honesty - we put the facts and our core practices forward objectively.
- We embrace innovation, entrepeneurship and learning from mistakes.
- We value openness in the workplace. Tools and practices are in place to allow people to speak their mind freely. When authority is delegated, we expect those responsible for the work to be accountable for how the work is executed.
- As world citizens we value and understand the benefits of working both internationally and in our home communities in New England. Wherever we operate our mission and values are constants.
- CRC will be reshape itself periodically as we respond to the changing needs in the places where we work.
About the Coastal Resources Center
The CRC Approach
The Nature of the Challenge
CRC History
CRC Staff
CRC Values