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Announcement of the SCLA Fund projects 2023-24

29 February 2024

From grassroots pathway to biodiversity recovery; to Promoting pluricultural and intersectional Conservation Leadership in Latin America; and Guardians & Ambassadors: community-based capacity building for human-elephant co-existence in Zimbabwe, three Sansom Conservation Leadership Alumni (SCLA) Fund projects have been...


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CoCo

Student-led conservation collaboration event with the University of Oxford

31 August 2023

Introducing CoCo 1.0 On the 29 and 30 of June 2023, conservation students from four different graduate programs in Oxford and Cambridge gathered for the first Cambridge-Oxford Conservation Collaboration symposium (CoCo 1.0). A new initiative pioneered by the Masters in Conservation Leadership students at the University of...


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Women in the UCCLAN

Women in Leadership

7 March 2023

Celebrating the achievements of our alumni on International Women’s Day The University of Cambridge Masters in Conservation Leadership alumni network ( UCCLAN ) comprises 220 individuals from 89 countries. The Masters programme equips its graduates with the tools needed to be the next generation of conservation leaders...


Read more at: Announcement of the SCLA Fund projects 2022-23
SCLA Fund 2022 projects

Announcement of the SCLA Fund projects 2022-23

17 January 2023

From working with donors to enhance conservation impact; to using local ecological knowledge in Sudan to maximise conservation values; and using art for conservation in education in Kenya, three Sansom Conservation Leadership Alumni (SCLA) Fund projects have been announced for the 2022-23 round. The SCLA Fund has been...


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MoU at the CBD

COP15: UN and Cambridge sign agreement to bolster conservation

12 December 2022

The UN Convention on Biological Diversity secretariat and the University of Cambridge signed a Memorandum of Understanding on day two of COP15, which recognises that the CCI Masters in Conservation Leadership course hosted by the Department of Geography plays a crucial role in conservation capacity building. The agreement...


Read more at: Alumni stories #01: Rosalind Helfand

Alumni stories #01: Rosalind Helfand

31 March 2022

Rosalind Helfand, from the 2018-19 cohort, is based in Los Angeles, California. Since graduating Rosalind founded PAJE Consulting for environmental and social policy issues, where she is working with non-profits and government at the local, state, and global levels on projects like engaging the state of California with the...


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Announcement of the SCLA Fund projects 2021-22

21 February 2022

From the first Conservation ActionLAB, to a global green recovery collaborative, to education in the Pantanal, the first three Sansom Conservation Leadership Alumni (SCLA) Fund projects have been announced. The SCLA Fund has been established with thanks to the generosity of Robert Sansom to support high impact conservation...


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Rob Sassor

Global action

19 January 2022

Rob Sassor (cohort 2010-11) is featured in this article in CAM magazine, showcasing what Cambridge alumni are doing to lead the fight against climate change. Find out more about Rob's work here


Read more at: The conservationist who started a Twitter trend and saved Nairobi’s wildlife
Nyandire Reinhard

The conservationist who started a Twitter trend and saved Nairobi’s wildlife

27 April 2021

Current student, Nyandire Reinhard is interviewed as part of the ' This Cambridge Life ' series on how he used Twitter to save wildlife in Nairobi, Read the article here


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Saving cancer-treating yew trees in Nepal

27 January 2021

Recent graduate of the Masters' Kumar Paudel (2019-20), and his team at Greenhood Nepal are leading efforts to save cancer treating yew trees in Nepal. Kumar is also a Conservation Leadership Programme alum, and they have written a blog post about his work, which can be found here