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      • 2019 Projects
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      • 2017 Projects
      • 2016 Projects
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      • Planning an Evaluation
      • Collecting Information
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Evaluation

The information on this site is intended to answer some key questions about developing and conducting an evaluation of an on the land program.

It includes basic information about:
  • when you can conduct an evaluation;
  • different types of evaluation;
  • the steps involved in program evaluation; and
  • different methods you can use to gather information for your evaluation.

We have also created a glossary of important terms related to evaluation, and pulled together other resources that may be helpful, including links to online resources, such as toolkits.
 
While the focus here is on land-based programs, this information is applicable to other recreation and culture programs.
 
If you have questions or suggestions for the content, please contact Jess Dunkin (jdunkin@nwtrpa.org | 867.669.8376).
What is evaluation?
Planning an Evaluation
Collecting Information
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