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Effective Communication Strategies: Insights from MCAS Cherry Point's BASH Program

This article explores how Chris Bowser, a Wildlife Biologist and BASH Team Leader at MCAS Cherry Point, effectively communicates within the BASH program. It outlines different communication types, from verbal interactions to various digital platforms. Key to success is a positive attitude focused on common goals and solutions. Discover how daily operations, policies, and community engagement strategies, such as newsletters and volunteer initiatives, enhance outreach. Learn the significance of getting your message out to all relevant personnel for impactful environmental management.

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Effective Communication Strategies: Insights from MCAS Cherry Point's BASH Program

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  1. Effective Communication How MCAS Cherry Point’s BASH program makes it work Chris Bowser Wildlife Biologist BASH Team Leader MCAS Cherry Point 12-17 March

  2. Effective Communication: How to get people to listen to YOU What type of person are YOU? • Introverted • Extraverted

  3. Effective Communication: How to get people to listen to YOU • Different Ways We Communicate • Verbal (telephone) • Email • Texting • Face to Face

  4. Effective Communication: How to get people to listen to YOU Attitude is Everything • Positive • Here to help • Common Goal • Solutions

  5. Effective Communication: How to get people to listen to YOU Maximize What You Have • Instructions/Orders • INRMP • WHA/WHMP • Strategic/Operational Plans

  6. Effective Communication: How to get people to listen to YOU Simple Ground up Approach • Daily Operations • boots on the ground • Policy Decisions • Extensive Coordination

  7. Effective Communication: How to get people to listen to YOU Getting Our Foot in the Door • Common interest • Meet & Greet • Operation “Fatten a Marine” • Operation “Thirsty Mower” • Volunteer • Ask them to join you

  8. Effective Communication: How to get people to listen to YOU Getting Your Message Out • BASH display • Bird Hazard Working Group • Squadron visits • Newsletter

  9. Effective Communication: How to get people to listen to YOU • NEWSLETTER: what an ingenious idea • Great way to get your message out • Short versus long • Well KNOWN • Contest • Quarterly

  10. Effective Communication: How to get people to listen to YOU • Bird Hazard Working Group • All key personnel • - Air Ops • - Safety • BASH • ATC • Airfield/Grounds Maintenance • Squadron rep • Environmental • NRM • Minutes

  11. Effective Communication: How to get people to listen to YOU • Additional Meetings • Air Ops/BASH/Environmental (ABE) • Air Ops Department Head • Environmental Impact Review Board

  12. Effective Communication: How to get people to listen to YOU • Reinventing your Program! • Strike kits • Awards • Wounded Warrior Hunts • Coins • Certificate of Appreciation

  13. Remember, If not YOUthenWHO!

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