Krista A. Ehlert , Mitch Faulkner , Lori Brown , Corissa Busse , Kristen Blann , Christian Lenhart
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Multipartner publications are often not used due to insufficient dissemination.
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Incorporating partners into existing Extension programs provides scaffolding to communicate complex scientific concepts to a lay audience, such as land managers or agency personnel.
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Participation, experiential learning, and creating a community of like-minded individuals is valuable in teaching new concepts to an audience, thereby resulting in a change in knowledge.