I think there's a good model in Shuswap Lake, as a planning exercise. It involved all sectors, and everybody came to the conclusion that the values they have, whether they be residential, farming, or whatever, were related to the value and the sustainability of that large ecosystem. Through a collaborative approach, they mapped the lake, provided information, and provided education. And where behaviour didn't change, they used regulations, such as the Fisheries Act, to change the behaviour. But it was collective effort, not an individual effort.
On May 15th, 2012. See this statement in context.