 Cited
by USDA as a national model for sustainable development, the Community
Leadership Alliance (CLA) trains community leaders to develop land
use plans that balance economic development and natural resource preservation.
At CLA, participants learn:
- The details of land use law
- Zoning and planning techniques that achieve sustainable development
- Skills in negotiation, mediation, and collaborative problem
solving
Throughout the four-day workshop, participants put their new skills
and knowledge into practice during extensive breakout sessions.
Cosponsors:
Glynwood Center
Land Use Law Center, Pace University
Graduates:
Since CLA's inception in 1996, over 350 community leaders have graduated
from the program.
To find out more about CLA, please contact
Virginia Kasinki, Manager, Training and Support by
e-mail
or phone (845.265.3338).
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