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Early-career conservationists - don't get left behind in the journey towards your #conservation goals! You have just under ONE week left to submit your application for a CLP Team Award.

We really don't want you to miss out on all the amazing benefits you can gain from winning one of these awards: $15,000 of project funding, plus extra grants, training, mentoring and networking opportunities as part of the CLP Alumni Network.

All you need to do is finish off your proposal and press SUBMIT on our online application portal by the deadline on 10 October, 2022.

www.conservationleadershipprogramme.org/grants/grant-overview/future-conservationist-award/

We look forward to reading your proposal. Good luck from all of the CLP Management Team!

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2 days ago

On this #WorldHabitatDay, emerging conservationists funded by CLP share how they are protecting some of the most imperilled places on Earth.

In The Revelator’s "Protect This Place" feature series, (launched earlier this year), five CLP alumni call attention to the work they are doing to save areas with rich natural and cultural heritage, and share key lessons we can learn from their fight.

From restoring indigenous forests on Rapa Island, French Polynesia, to developing legislation to protect shorebird stopover sites in China, read how our alumni are fighting to save ecologically important areas across the globe.

www.conservationleadershipprogramme.org/news/protecting-planets-places/

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4 days ago

This week, we are delighted to be running our Conservation Management & Leadership (CML) workshop in-person for the first time in three years!

One member of each of our 2022 award-winning teams have joined the CLP Management Team and other course facilitators in Rwanda. Over the next 10 days, they will take part in sessions focused on building their conservation skills and knowledge, while forming valuable connections with fellow conservationists from around the world.

Although the trainees met online in July for the virtual component of this year's (first-ever) hybrid CML workshop, they are all excited to meet in-person for the first time - as are the CLP staff!

We look forward to updating you on how the training goes!

#WeAreCLP #conservationleadership #conservationtraining #conservationtrainingcourse #conservation #rwanda #conservationleadershipprogramme

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LIFE BEYOND AND WITH ALL LIVING ORGANISMS They live and we also live, species of plants and animals, water bodies, soils of the Earth, air and sounds are intricately inherent powers of living beings. It's our primary responsibility to see to their general and specific welfare. You're concerned and I am too.

African Women In Science 2023

4 days ago

There's now just under a week left to apply for the African Women in Science (AWIS) 2023 Program, led by the International Institute for Sustainable Development and the African Center for Aquatic Research and Education (IISD-ACARE). Application deadline: 7 October, 2022.

This program is a transformative initiative for early-career African women scientists who are actively engaged in African Great Lakes and freshwater research.

Participants will be part of a 10-month program that integrates learning experiences form a cohort of peers and a variety of experts and mentors. The 2023 program will be a hybrid program, with many components taking place online, and a two-to-four week international immersion experience in North America and possible other travel within Africa.

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The African Women in Science program is a transformative initiative for early-career African women scientists from the African Great Lakes region. The program aims to build capacity and offer mentorsh...

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6 days ago

Our latest newsletter is out now! Featuring exciting updates from our alumni, ranging from a field trip into the 'El Impenetrable zone' of the Argentinian Chaco, gathering local knowledge about human-dolphin coexistence along the Karnali River in Nepal, and a big step forward for Andean cat conservation in Argentina.

This issue also includes an interview with three-time CLP award-winner, Alberto Campos, and a special message from CLP's new Executive Manager, Olivia Couchman.

Happy reading! #WeAreCLP

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