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Cambridge Hosts European Premiere of Pantanal Documentary, Showcasing Alumni Impact

3 February 2025

The University of Cambridge's Babbage Lecture Theatre recently hosted the European premiere of 'Pantanal', a powerful documentary highlighting South America's largest tropical wetland. Produced by the Environmental Justice Foundation (EJF), the film features Cambridge alumna Luciana Leite, who leads EJF's work in Brazil...

Professor Juliet Vickery Opens 2024-25 Conservation Leadership Lecture Series

11 December 2024

The Conservation Leadership Lecture (CLL) series, an integral component of the Masters, recently concluded its opening session for the current cohort. The series is designed to complement academic coursework by offering students practical insights and personal perspectives on effective conservation leadership from...

A Day at Horsey Gap

27 November 2024

As part of exploring conservation success stories in the Norfolk Broads, the Masters in Conservation Leadership cohort experienced a remarkable visit to Horsey Gap, where one of Britain's largest grey seal colonies has made an impressive natural comeback. This visit showcased how dedicated community action helps protect...

The Cambridge Masters in Conservation Leadership is a ground-breaking course that equips students with the applied leadership and management skills needed to create positive change in conservation. The Masters is hosted in the Department of Geography and delivered in collaboration with the Cambridge Conservation Initiative in the David Attenborough Building. 

Applications for October 2025 entry are now closed