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Conservation Funding Campaign Strategies, by Andy Tuck, Senior Campaign Advisor, The Nature Conservancy
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- 1. Conservation Funding Campaign Strategies Andy Tuck Senior Campaign Advisor The Nature Conservancy atuck@tnc.org Twitter: AndrewTuck2 Vote4Nature
- 2. WY ND SD NE KS OK AR LA IA KY WV AK HI MD DE NJ CT RI MA VT NH CO IL MN WI MS MT ID OR NV NM TX MO AL GA SC TN IN PA VA ME CO WA CA AZ MN WI IL OH NY NC UT MI SD TNC Conservation Funding Wins 1986 - 2012 Legislative Appropriations Campaigns Ballot Measure Campaigns
- 3. Ballot Measure Campaigns Legislative Lobbying Campaigns
- 4. Opposition Strategy • Avoid certain funding/policy mechanisms • Identify opposition, outreach to them • Use coalition building to neutralize • Anticipate their messages • Frame the debate early • Don’t rise to their bait
- 5. 1. Start where the public starts on an issue, not where you want them to be. 2. People want to know: What’s In It For Me? (WIIFM) Messaging Strategy
- 6. For the public, frame messages in terms of: •People’s HEALTH (water & air) •People’s QUALITY OF LIFE •and FUTURE GENERATIONS Messaging Strategy For legislators, frame messages in terms of: •JOBS and ECONOMIC BENEFITS in their district •COST SAVINGS for business and government •VOTES in their district “Nature’s Value”
- 7. Bad Words to Avoid Environment Ecosystems Biodiversity Watershed Sprawl Environmentalism Good Words to Use Land, air and water Natural areas Fish and wildlife Water/Land around water Poorly planned growth Conservation The “New” Language of Conservation
- 8. Strong Supporters Undecided Strong Opposed Voter Opinion Targeting Strong Supporters Undecided Strong Opposed
- 9. Strong Supporters Undecided Strong Opposed Voter Opinion Targeting Strong Supporters Undecided Strong Opposed
- 10. Smart Phone Apps New and Emerging Tools & Tactics Geo-Targeted Web Ads Phones Social Media
- 11. Case Study: Minnesota 2008 Ballot Measure 3/8 % Sales Tax Increase = $5.5 Billion MINNESOTA
- 12. Case Study: Iowa 2010 Ballot Measure 3/8 of one percent from future sales tax increase = $150 million per year IOWA
- 13. Case Study: Alabama 2012 Ballot Measure 10% offshore oil gas fee for 20 years = $15 million per year ALABAMA
- 14. Case Study: West Virginia Voluntary Rural and Outdoor Heritage Conservation Act $9 Deed Recording Fee = $2 million per year WEST VIRGINIA
- 15. Conservation Funding Campaign Strategies Andy Tuck Senior Campaign Advisor The Nature Conservancy atuck@tnc.org Twitter: AndrewTuck2 Vote4Nature
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- From the 2004 poll we learned, about the “the language of conservation” The results highlight more than anything how important it is to understand your audience. A lot of us come from science backgrounds. When all we do is talk to each other we use our own jargon, we forget that the rest of the public has no idea what we’re talking about. Some examples: Don’t say “the environment”. Instead, say “land, air and water.” Don’t say “ecosystems. Say “natural areas.” Don’t say “biodiversity”. Say “fish and wildlife.” And don’t say “watershed.” You would be surprised how many people in our polling and focus groups thought watersheds are a sheds where you keep water. It’s better to just say “water or land around rivers lakes and streams.”