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Conservation Funding Campaign Strategies Andy Tuck Senior Campaign Adviso The Nature Conservancy [email protected] Twitter: AndrewTuck2 Vote4Nature
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Conservation Funding Campaign Strategies

Andy TuckSenior Campaign AdvisorThe Nature [email protected]: AndrewTuck2 Vote4Nature

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TNC Conservation Funding Wins1986 - 2012

Legislative Appropriations Campaigns

Ballot Measure Campaigns

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Ballot Measure Campaigns

Legislative Lobbying Campaigns

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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

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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

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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”

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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

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Strong Supporters

Undecided Strong Opposed

Voter Opinion

Targeting

Strong Supporters

Undecided Strong Opposed

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Strong Supporters

Undecided Strong Opposed

Voter Opinion

Targeting

Strong Supporters

Undecided Strong Opposed

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Smart Phone Apps

New and Emerging Tools & Tactics

Geo-Targeted Web Ads

Phones

Social Media

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Case Study: Minnesota

2008 Ballot Measure 3/8 % Sales Tax Increase = $5.5 Billion

MINNESOTA

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Case Study: Iowa

2010 Ballot Measure 3/8 of one percent from future

sales tax increase

= $150 million per year

IOWA

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Case Study: Alabama

2012 Ballot Measure

10% offshore oil gas fee for 20 years = $15 million per year

ALABAMA

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Case Study: West Virginia

Voluntary Rural and Outdoor

Heritage Conservation Act

$9 Deed Recording Fee = $2 million per year

WEST VIRGINIA

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Conservation Funding Campaign Strategies

Andy TuckSenior Campaign AdvisorThe Nature [email protected]: AndrewTuck2 Vote4Nature


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