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Alumni overview UCCLAN Strategy 2021-23 UCCLAN Policy Committee UCCLAN Council UCCLAN at IPBES UCCLAN at the CBD

SCLA Fund overview Promoting pluricultural and intersectional Conservation Leadership in Latin America Grassroots pathway to biodiversity recovery Guardians & Ambassadors: community-based capacity building for human-elephant co-existence in Zimbabwe Education in the Pantanal Conservation ActionLAB Global Green Recovery Collaborative Enhancing conservation impact Elimisha outreach project: Using art for conservation Charting a Regenerative Pathway for Tourism in the Galápagos Islands, Ecuador Kumisi Lake Restoration: Laying the Groundwork for Community-Led Wetland Conservation in Georgia Nature Perspectives - Fostering meaningful connections with the natural world through AI simulations of nonhuman perspectives Restoration of land and knowledge: building a network of indigenous seedling producers throughout the Brazilian Cerrado and Pantanal Restoring 100 Hectares: Participatory Strategies for Managing Invasive Senna uniflora in Gujarat’s Grasslands Buzzing Coexistence: Strengthening Strategies and Capacity in Mexico for Coexisting with Wildlife in a Changing Climate

Conservation leadership in the time of covid-19

14 October 2020 1 min read

A refection on conservation leadership in the time of covid-19 by Dr Chris Sandbrook and Dr Howard Nelson

Masters in Conservation Leadership

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