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📢 REMINDER: The Kate Stokes Memorial Award is open for applications until 26 April, 2024. Apply NOW for a chance to gain a $5,000 project grant!
Past winners have gone on to achieve great successes in conservation... like Julie Hanta (pictured) winner of the 2021 Tusk Award for Conservation in Africa! Could this be you, too?
The trustees welcome applications for funding for projects with a one year term that are focused on outreach, education and training in support of biodiversity conservation.
In memory of Kate Stokes, former CLP Programme Officer who tragically died in 2006, her family, friends and colleagues established the Kate Stokes Memorial Trust. Through this trust, a $5,000 grant is awarded on an annual basis to an exceptional team that has previously received CLP funding. There is particular emphasis on teams that demonstrate strong passion, enthusiasm and a long-term commitment to conservation.
Apply now via our #linkinbio👉💻 or help us spread the word to CLP alumni!
📢 REMINDER: The Kate Stokes Memorial Award is open for applications until 26 April, 2024. Apply NOW for a chance to gain a $5,000 project grant!
Past winners have gone on to achieve great successes in conservation... like Julie Hanta (pictured) winner of the 2021 Tusk Award for Conservation in Africa! Could this be you, too?
The trustees welcome applications for funding for projects with a one year term that are focused on outreach, education and training in support of biodiversity conservation.
In memory of Kate Stokes, former CLP Programme Officer who tragically died in 2006, her family, friends and colleagues established the Kate Stokes Memorial Trust. Through this trust, a $5,000 grant is awarded on an annual basis to an exceptional team that has previously received CLP funding. There is particular emphasis on teams that demonstrate strong passion, enthusiasm and a long-term commitment to conservation.
Apply now via our #linkinbio👉💻 or help us spread the word to CLP alumni!
This is the story of Alice Reisfeld: a conservation leader in Brazil with a passion for connecting people with the beautiful birds and forests on their doorstep.
Ten years ago, when Alice was just starting out in her career, she joined an intrepid team of conservationists at SAVE Brasil (BirdLife International in Brazil).
Supported by CLP, the team engaged local communities in the protection of a threatened area of Atlantic Forest famed for its rare birds and rich biodiversity: Serra do Urubu (an Important Bird and Biodiversity Area).
After successfully completing the CLP project, Alice became a Project Coordinator at SAVE Brasil and was then promoted to Project Manager in just three years. Alice now oversees eight projects, including the expansion of the original CLP project.
"Over the past 5 years, the team has implemented 50 hectares of forest restoration and seven agroforestry modules in smallholder farms, and we have recently received two grants to scale up these efforts over the next four years," said Alice.
And to top it all off, Alice has recently been shortlisted for a prestigious Whitley Award 👏
She attributes the support she has received from CLP over the years to being a key part of her success:
"The CLP training (in Canada) I participated in was a real game changer in my career and significantly influenced my professional life. Also, a great deal of what I have learned over the years was through exchanges with others in the CLP alumni network. I find it very enriching to interact with other conservationists who are facing similar challenges."
Read the full interview, including Alice`s advice for emerging conservationists, via our #LinkinBio 👈
This is the story of Alice Reisfeld: a conservation leader in Brazil with a passion for connecting people with the beautiful birds and forests on their doorstep.
Ten years ago, when Alice was just starting out in her career, she joined an intrepid team of conservationists at SAVE Brasil (BirdLife International in Brazil).
Supported by CLP, the team engaged local communities in the protection of a threatened area of Atlantic Forest famed for its rare birds and rich biodiversity: Serra do Urubu (an Important Bird and Biodiversity Area).
After successfully completing the CLP project, Alice became a Project Coordinator at SAVE Brasil and was then promoted to Project Manager in just three years. Alice now oversees eight projects, including the expansion of the original CLP project.
"Over the past 5 years, the team has implemented 50 hectares of forest restoration and seven agroforestry modules in smallholder farms, and we have recently received two grants to scale up these efforts over the next four years," said Alice.
And to top it all off, Alice has recently been shortlisted for a prestigious Whitley Award 👏
She attributes the support she has received from CLP over the years to being a key part of her success:
"The CLP training (in Canada) I participated in was a real game changer in my career and significantly influenced my professional life. Also, a great deal of what I have learned over the years was through exchanges with others in the CLP alumni network. I find it very enriching to interact with other conservationists who are facing similar challenges."
Read the full interview, including Alice`s advice for emerging conservationists, via our #LinkinBio 👈
❓ What is the CLP Alumni Network? What do members gain, and how can they make the most of their membership?
🤝 The CLP Alumni Network is a group of approximately 3,000 conservationists around the world who have received a CLP award or carried out a CLP internship/career placement. Members are offered various benefits aimed at supporting their career development and conservation projects, including:
👩🎓 Grants and training opportunities sent regularly in an Alumni Update e-newsletter, including travel grants to conferences and training in fundraising, leadership, and writing for conservation.
✍ Access to dedicated staff and mentors in our partner organisations (@birdlife.international, @faunafloraint and @thewcs)
👐 The opportunity to network with the thousands of other conservationists who make up our Alumni Network (including as part of funded Learning Exchanges and private online community forums).
👉 DON`T MISS OUT! If you are already a member of the Alumni Network, please fill in a short survey (it will take less than 2 minutes) to ensure you receive the full benefits on offer via our #LinkInBio
👉 Want to become a member of our Alumni Network? Then look out for the next call for applications to our Team Awards on our website via our #LinkInBio
❓ What is the CLP Alumni Network? What do members gain, and how can they make the most of their membership?
🤝 The CLP Alumni Network is a group of approximately 3,000 conservationists around the world who have received a CLP award or carried out a CLP internship/career placement. Members are offered various benefits aimed at supporting their career development and conservation projects, including:
👩🎓 Grants and training opportunities sent regularly in an Alumni Update e-newsletter, including travel grants to conferences and training in fundraising, leadership, and writing for conservation.
✍ Access to dedicated staff and mentors in our partner organisations (@birdlife.international, @faunafloraint and @thewcs)
👐 The opportunity to network with the thousands of other conservationists who make up our Alumni Network (including as part of funded Learning Exchanges and private online community forums).
👉 DON`T MISS OUT! If you are already a member of the Alumni Network, please fill in a short survey (it will take less than 2 minutes) to ensure you receive the full benefits on offer via our #LinkInBio
👉 Want to become a member of our Alumni Network? Then look out for the next call for applications to our Team Awards on our website via our #LinkInBio
It was a privilege meeting some of our esteemed alumni yesterday at the Student Conference on Conservation Science (SCCS) in Cambridge, UK!
At the `Who`s Who in Conservation` event last night, CLP staff had the pleasure of catching up with CLP alum and Bangladeshi carnivore expert, @lynx.025 who is currently studying for his masters at @university_of_standrews 👏
It was a privilege meeting some of our esteemed alumni yesterday at the Student Conference on Conservation Science (SCCS) in Cambridge, UK!
At the `Who`s Who in Conservation` event last night, CLP staff had the pleasure of catching up with CLP alum and Bangladeshi carnivore expert, @lynx.025 who is currently studying for his masters at @university_of_standrews 👏
CLP alumna Esther Adinda presenting at the Student Conference on Conservation Science (SCCS) in Cambridge today.
Esther talked about her important insights on the social behaviour of the Critically Endangered Javan slow loris, and the implications for translocations and captive management.
Esther is a team member of a 2023 CLP project working to engage key stakeholders in the conservation of the Javan slow loris.
CLP alumna Esther Adinda presenting at the Student Conference on Conservation Science (SCCS) in Cambridge today.
Esther talked about her important insights on the social behaviour of the Critically Endangered Javan slow loris, and the implications for translocations and captive management.
Esther is a team member of a 2023 CLP project working to engage key stakeholders in the conservation of the Javan slow loris.
Meet Esther Githinji - a conservation force to be reckoned with 💪
For the last year, Esther has been engaged in a CLP Career Placement with @wildlabsnet to grow and support the conservation technology community in East Africa 🌱
As a young Kenyan conservationist, with little previous experience of conservation tech, this career placement gave Esther the chance to learn more about this emerging space and develop her own ideas to amplify the important work being done, while getting the support and resources she needed 💗
And she has been remarkably successful. Not only did Esther have the opportunity to speak at the inaugural Africa Climate Summit (held in Nairobi, Kenya, in September 2023), she has also won a @canva Community Award (Campaign Champions category) and secured a permanent position with WILDLABS.
These achievements are both a testament to Esther`s incredible talent and dedication, and a realisation of our vision for CLP placements to act as a `springboard` for emerging conservationists.
"The skills I`ve developed during my CLP career placement with WILDLABS have been instrumental in achieving this next step in my career," said Esther.
Read more about Esther`s thoughts on her career placement with WILDLABS via our #LinkInBio 👈
Meet Esther Githinji - a conservation force to be reckoned with 💪
For the last year, Esther has been engaged in a CLP Career Placement with @wildlabsnet to grow and support the conservation technology community in East Africa 🌱
As a young Kenyan conservationist, with little previous experience of conservation tech, this career placement gave Esther the chance to learn more about this emerging space and develop her own ideas to amplify the important work being done, while getting the support and resources she needed 💗
And she has been remarkably successful. Not only did Esther have the opportunity to speak at the inaugural Africa Climate Summit (held in Nairobi, Kenya, in September 2023), she has also won a @canva Community Award (Campaign Champions category) and secured a permanent position with WILDLABS.
These achievements are both a testament to Esther`s incredible talent and dedication, and a realisation of our vision for CLP placements to act as a `springboard` for emerging conservationists.
"The skills I`ve developed during my CLP career placement with WILDLABS have been instrumental in achieving this next step in my career," said Esther.
Read more about Esther`s thoughts on her career placement with WILDLABS via our #LinkInBio 👈
Our 2024 Leadership workshop is now open for applications! 🎉 💪
🌍 Virtual workshop for emerging leaders 📅 April 24, 25, 26, 30, May 2 and 3 ⏰ Apply by 5 April 2024
👉 This course is an opportunity for participants to step back and reflect on their individual leadership. It will help participants become more aware of their potential leadership roles and how to be effective, collaborative, strategic, and creative leaders of their conservation projects and organizations.
🙌 The workshop will be facilitated by expert @siundul
To be eligible, applicants MUST be:
✨ a) an alumnus of the Conservation Leadership Programme (CLP), or b) an employee of a CLP partner organization, or c) an employee of a CLP partner affiliate, or d) the recipient of a special invitation to apply from CLP ✨ An early to mid-career conservationist (less than 10 years of experience, but ideally 5 years of experience or less), with at least one practical leadership challenge or opportunity they are working to address ✨A confident English speaker; the course will be taught in English and all participants are requested to communicate actively in English ✨ Willing to train at least 4 colleagues post course and able to attend the workshop virtually
For more information and details on how to apply, go to our #LinkInBio👉💻
Our 2024 Leadership workshop is now open for applications! 🎉 💪
🌍 Virtual workshop for emerging leaders 📅 April 24, 25, 26, 30, May 2 and 3 ⏰ Apply by 5 April 2024
👉 This course is an opportunity for participants to step back and reflect on their individual leadership. It will help participants become more aware of their potential leadership roles and how to be effective, collaborative, strategic, and creative leaders of their conservation projects and organizations.
🙌 The workshop will be facilitated by expert @siundul
To be eligible, applicants MUST be:
✨ a) an alumnus of the Conservation Leadership Programme (CLP), or b) an employee of a CLP partner organization, or c) an employee of a CLP partner affiliate, or d) the recipient of a special invitation to apply from CLP ✨ An early to mid-career conservationist (less than 10 years of experience, but ideally 5 years of experience or less), with at least one practical leadership challenge or opportunity they are working to address ✨A confident English speaker; the course will be taught in English and all participants are requested to communicate actively in English ✨ Willing to train at least 4 colleagues post course and able to attend the workshop virtually
For more information and details on how to apply, go to our #LinkInBio👉💻
✍ Our Writing for Conservation workshop is now open for applications!
🌍 Virtual workshop for rising leaders in Central and South America 📅 22 April - 3 May 2024 ⏰ Apply by 31 March 2024
👉 The aim of the course is to prepare a manuscript for submission to a peer-reviewed journal, and participants are expected to complete their submission 2 months after the course.
🙌 The workshop will be facilitated by the editorial team of @oryxthejournal, published by our partner @faunafloraint.
To be eligible, applicants MUST:
✨ Be a national of Brazil, Argentina, Bolivia, Mexico, Belize or Trinidad and Tobago. ✨Be a confident English speaker ✨ Be: a) an alumnus of the Conservation Leadership Programme (CLP), or b) an employee of a CLP partner organization, or c) an employee of a CLP partner affiliate, or d) the recipient of a special invitation to apply from CLP ✨Have a draft manuscript, or data from a research project that they would like to write up as a manuscript intended for submission to a peer reviewed journal ✨ Be willing to train at least 4 colleagues post course
For more information and details on how to apply, go to our #linkinbio👉💻
✍ Our Writing for Conservation workshop is now open for applications!
🌍 Virtual workshop for rising leaders in Central and South America 📅 22 April - 3 May 2024 ⏰ Apply by 31 March 2024
👉 The aim of the course is to prepare a manuscript for submission to a peer-reviewed journal, and participants are expected to complete their submission 2 months after the course.
🙌 The workshop will be facilitated by the editorial team of @oryxthejournal, published by our partner @faunafloraint.
To be eligible, applicants MUST:
✨ Be a national of Brazil, Argentina, Bolivia, Mexico, Belize or Trinidad and Tobago. ✨Be a confident English speaker ✨ Be: a) an alumnus of the Conservation Leadership Programme (CLP), or b) an employee of a CLP partner organization, or c) an employee of a CLP partner affiliate, or d) the recipient of a special invitation to apply from CLP ✨Have a draft manuscript, or data from a research project that they would like to write up as a manuscript intended for submission to a peer reviewed journal ✨ Be willing to train at least 4 colleagues post course
For more information and details on how to apply, go to our #linkinbio👉💻
✨Job opportunity: Help train the next generation of conservationists! ✨
Our partner @faunafloraint is looking for a Training Consultant to deliver a training course and follow-up support on Fundraising and Project Planning in Saint Lucia, the Caribbean.
🌎 St Lucia & remote 📅 Course dates: 22nd – 28th June (contract period 10-20 days total - TBC) ⏰ Apply by 22 March 2024 👉 Preparation will begin approximately one month prior to the workshop
Further details: This training will focus on strengthening the skills of early-career conservationists to design effective conservation projects and secure restricted funding by applying for small grants.
This opportunity will contribute to the ‘Building Caribbean civil society capacity in delivering sustainable financial strategies’ project in collaboration with Fauna & Flora and @cepf_official.
The training is based on ‘Institutional Fundraising for Conservation projects’, developed by our partner @birdlife.international and re-printed with support from CEPF.
✨Job opportunity: Help train the next generation of conservationists! ✨
Our partner @faunafloraint is looking for a Training Consultant to deliver a training course and follow-up support on Fundraising and Project Planning in Saint Lucia, the Caribbean.
🌎 St Lucia & remote 📅 Course dates: 22nd – 28th June (contract period 10-20 days total - TBC) ⏰ Apply by 22 March 2024 👉 Preparation will begin approximately one month prior to the workshop
Further details: This training will focus on strengthening the skills of early-career conservationists to design effective conservation projects and secure restricted funding by applying for small grants.
This opportunity will contribute to the ‘Building Caribbean civil society capacity in delivering sustainable financial strategies’ project in collaboration with Fauna & Flora and @cepf_official.
The training is based on ‘Institutional Fundraising for Conservation projects’, developed by our partner @birdlife.international and re-printed with support from CEPF.
Applications for the 2024 Kate Stokes Memorial Award are now open! 🎉
💰 Up to $5,000 ⏰ Apply by 23:59 (UK time) Monday 26 April 2024 🙃 Please note: This grant is only open to members of the CLP alumni network, i.e., a previous leader or team member of a CLP Award, a CLP intern, or a RFP grantee or scholar.
Grab this chance to apply and take your project to a new level 🚀 👉 Go to our #LinkInBio to find an application form on our website.
Further information: In memory of Kate Stokes, former CLP Programme Officer who tragically died in 2006, the trustees of the Kate Stokes Memorial Trust award a grant worth $5,000 each year to an exceptional team demonstrating Kate’s same passion and commitment to biodiversity conservation.
The trustees are now inviting applications for funding for projects with a one year term. Projects must be focused on outreach, education and training in support of biodiversity conservation. Applications will be judged by the trustees.
Applications for the 2024 Kate Stokes Memorial Award are now open! 🎉
💰 Up to $5,000 ⏰ Apply by 23:59 (UK time) Monday 26 April 2024 🙃 Please note: This grant is only open to members of the CLP alumni network, i.e., a previous leader or team member of a CLP Award, a CLP intern, or a RFP grantee or scholar.
Grab this chance to apply and take your project to a new level 🚀 👉 Go to our #LinkInBio to find an application form on our website.
Further information: In memory of Kate Stokes, former CLP Programme Officer who tragically died in 2006, the trustees of the Kate Stokes Memorial Trust award a grant worth $5,000 each year to an exceptional team demonstrating Kate’s same passion and commitment to biodiversity conservation.
The trustees are now inviting applications for funding for projects with a one year term. Projects must be focused on outreach, education and training in support of biodiversity conservation. Applications will be judged by the trustees.
🔍What will we find in the third installment of our CLP "Project Spotlight" series?
🐆 The beautiful snow leopard, with a habitat range extending across 12 countries of Asia, is a big cat with a matching appetite. This means that it often comes into conflict with people, by preying on livestock and harming their livelihoods, which can sadly result in retaliatory killings. It is listed as Vulnerable on the #IUCNRedList.
💡A CLP project team in India is working to change this. Supported by CLP in 2011, 2015 and in 2020, and working with @ncf.india and the @snowleopardtrust, the team has set up a long-term monitoring programme (based on information they uncovered in their 2011 CLP project) and implemented interventions including a community outreach programme that is being expanded across 7,000 sq km of Himachal Pradesh state.
📢 One initiative has trained over 100 local women across multiple villages to produce and sell handicrafts. Another is a community-led livestock insurance programme. These initiatives help to compensate herders for livestock predation by carnivores. Now there are very few retaliatory killings and, instead, local people approach the project team for help.
🔍What will we find in the third installment of our CLP "Project Spotlight" series?
🐆 The beautiful snow leopard, with a habitat range extending across 12 countries of Asia, is a big cat with a matching appetite. This means that it often comes into conflict with people, by preying on livestock and harming their livelihoods, which can sadly result in retaliatory killings. It is listed as Vulnerable on the #IUCNRedList.
💡A CLP project team in India is working to change this. Supported by CLP in 2011, 2015 and in 2020, and working with @ncf.india and the @snowleopardtrust, the team has set up a long-term monitoring programme (based on information they uncovered in their 2011 CLP project) and implemented interventions including a community outreach programme that is being expanded across 7,000 sq km of Himachal Pradesh state.
📢 One initiative has trained over 100 local women across multiple villages to produce and sell handicrafts. Another is a community-led livestock insurance programme. These initiatives help to compensate herders for livestock predation by carnivores. Now there are very few retaliatory killings and, instead, local people approach the project team for help.
⏰ DEADLINE ALERT! There are only three days left to submit an application for the Kate Stokes Memorial Award ⬇ ⏰ Deadline: 26 April, 2024. Apply now via the CLP website: www.conservationleadershipprogramme.org/grants/grant-overview/kate-stokes-memorial-award/📢 REMINDER: The Kate Stokes Memorial Award is open for applications until 26 April, 2024. Apply NOW for a chance to gain a $5,000 project grant!
Past winners have gone on to achieve great successes in conservation... like Julie Hanta (pictured), winner of the 2021 Tusk Award for Conservation in Africa! Could this be you, too?
The trustees welcome applications for funding for projects with a one year term that are focused on outreach, education and training in support of biodiversity conservation.
In memory of Kate Stokes, former CLP Programme Officer who tragically died in 2006, her family, friends and colleagues established the Kate Stokes Memorial Trust. Through this trust, a $5,000 grant is awarded on an annual basis to an exceptional team that has previously received CLP funding. There is particular emphasis on teams that demonstrate strong passion, enthusiasm and a long-term commitment to conservation.
Grant opportunity! People's Trust for Endangered Species will be accepting applications for Conservation Insight Grants until 25 August, 2024!
These grants are for projects focusing on endangered species for up to two years. They offer funds between £3,000 and £10,000 per annum up to a maximum total of £20,000.
Successful projects will seek to:
🔎 Find critical scientific evidence to facilitate species conservation;
❓ Provide the answer to a key conservation question, enabling conservationists to undertake critical conservation action;
👉 Work towards implementing a key local action that will have a positive impact for an endangered species.
Grant requests are only accepted from applicants already working and established in any country NOT classified by the World Bank as high-income, and either in the UK or UK overseas territories.
Applications now open for the ZSL EDGE of Existence Fellowship 2025! ⬇️We're delighted to announce that applications are now open for the EDGE Fellowship 2025!
We offer: - Six weeks of in-person training - At least £10,000 for your project - Continuous mentorship for 28-months
Applicants must be early career conservationists (< 10 years’ paid experience) working on an EDGE species. This year, applicants must be residents of an eligible Asian or Pacific country where the proposed focal species occurs.
📢 REMINDER: The Kate Stokes Memorial Award is open for applications until 26 April, 2024. Apply NOW for a chance to gain a $5,000 project grant!
Past winners have gone on to achieve great successes in conservation... like Julie Hanta (pictured), winner of the 2021 Tusk Award for Conservation in Africa! Could this be you, too?
The trustees welcome applications for funding for projects with a one year term that are focused on outreach, education and training in support of biodiversity conservation.
In memory of Kate Stokes, former CLP Programme Officer who tragically died in 2006, her family, friends and colleagues established the Kate Stokes Memorial Trust. Through this trust, a $5,000 grant is awarded on an annual basis to an exceptional team that has previously received CLP funding. There is particular emphasis on teams that demonstrate strong passion, enthusiasm and a long-term commitment to conservation.
This is the story of Alice Reisfeld: a conservation leader in Brazil with a passion for connecting people with the beautiful birds and forests on their doorstep.
Ten years ago, when Alice was just starting out in her career, she joined an intrepid team of conservationists at SAVE Brasil (BirdLife International in Brazil).
Supported by CLP, the team engaged local communities in the protection of a threatened area of Atlantic Forest famed for its rare birds and rich biodiversity: Serra do Urubu (an Important Bird and Biodiversity Area).
After successfully completing the CLP project, Alice became a Project Coordinator at SAVE Brasil and was then promoted to Project Manager in just three years. Alice now oversees eight projects, including the expansion of the original CLP project.
"Over the past 5 years, the team has implemented 50 hectares of forest restoration and seven agroforestry modules in smallholder farms, and we have recently received two grants to scale up these efforts over the next four years," said Alice.
And to top it all off, Alice has recently been shortlisted for a prestigious Whitley Award 👏
She attributes the support she has received from CLP over the years to being a key part of her success:
"The CLP training (in Canada) I participated in was a real game changer in my career and significantly influenced my professional life. Also, a great deal of what I have learned over the years was through exchanges with others in the CLP alumni network. I find it very enriching to interact with other conservationists who are facing similar challenges."
📅 Application deadline EXTENDED for our Writing for Conservation workshop!✍ Plus - more countries are now eligible!
In partnership with Oryx—The International Journal of Conservation, this virtual course takes early-career conservationists through the full process of planning, preparing and writing a manuscript for submission to a peer-reviewed journal of conservation or ecology (or a related field).
⏰ The new application deadline is 7th April, 2024.
👩🎓 Applicants are eligible if they are nationals of the following countries: Argentina, Belize, Bolivia, Brazil, Costa Rica El Salvador Guatemala, Honduras, México Nicaragua, Panamá, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Paraguay, Peru, Suriname, Uruguay or Trinidad and Tobago.
Course dates: Monday 22nd of April until Friday 3rd of May 2024
❓ What is the CLP Alumni Network? What do members gain, and how can they make the most of their membership?
🤝 The CLP Alumni Network is a group of approximately 3,000 conservationists around the world who have received a CLP award or carried out a CLP internship/career placement. Members are offered various benefits aimed at supporting their career development and conservation projects, including:
👩🎓 Grants and training opportunities sent regularly in an Alumni Update e-newsletter, including travel grants to conferences and training in fundraising, leadership, and writing for conservation.
✍ Access to dedicated staff and mentors in our partner organisations (BirdLife International, Fauna & Flora and Wildlife Conservation Society).
👐 The opportunity to network with the thousands of other conservationists who make up our Alumni Network (including as part of funded Learning Exchanges and private online community forums).
👉 DON'T MISS OUT! If you are already a member of the Alumni Network, please fill in this short survey (it will take less than 2 minutes) to ensure you receive the full benefits on offer: forms.gle/nBrWu1jsCLQVPKL18
CLP alumna Esther Adinda presenting at the Student Conference on Conservation Science (SCCS) in Cambridge today.
Esther talked about her important insights on the social behaviour of the Critically Endangered Javan slow loris, and the implications for translocations and captive management.
Esther is a team member of a 2023 CLP project working to engage key stakeholders in the conservation of the Javan slow loris.
⏰ DEADLINE ALERT! Your chance to apply for our Writing for Conservation workshop ends in less than one week! Application deadline: 31 March 2024.
Rising leaders in Central and South America, if you want to boost your writing skills and publish your conservation work, then this is the course for you!
🌍 Virtual workshop for rising leaders in Central and South America 📅 22 April - 3 May 2024 ⏰ Apply by 31 March 2024
👉 The aim of the course is to prepare a manuscript for submission to a peer-reviewed journal, and participants are expected to complete their submission 2 months after the course.
🙌 The workshop will be facilitated by the editorial team of Oryx—The International Journal of Conservation, published by our partner Fauna & Flora.
To be eligible, applicants MUST:
✨ Be a national of Brazil, Argentina, Bolivia, Mexico, Belize or Trinidad and Tobago. ✨Be a confident English speaker ✨ Be: a) an alumnus of the Conservation Leadership Programme (CLP), or b) an employee of a CLP partner organization, or c) an employee of a CLP partner affiliate, or d) the recipient of a special invitation to apply from CLP ✨Have a draft manuscript, or data from a research project that they would like to write up as a manuscript intended for submission to a peer reviewed journal ✨ Be willing to train at least 4 colleagues post course
Meet Esther Githinji - a conservation force to be reckoned with 💪
For the last year, Esther has been engaged in a CLP Career Placement with @wildlabsnet to grow and support the conservation technology community in East Africa 🌱
As a young Kenyan conservationist, with little previous experience of conservation tech, this career placement gave Esther the chance to learn more about this emerging space and develop her own ideas to amplify the important work being done, while getting the support and resources she needed 💗
And she has been remarkably successful. Not only did Esther have the opportunity to speak at the inaugural Africa Climate Summit (held in Nairobi, Kenya, in September 2023), she has also won a @canva Community Award (Campaign Champions category) and secured a permanent position with WILDLABS.
These achievements are both a testament to Esther's incredible talent and dedication, and a realisation of our vision for CLP placements to act as a 'springboard' for emerging conservationists.
"The skills I've developed during my CLP career placement with WILDLABS have been instrumental in achieving this next step in my career," said Esther.
Early-career Caribbean conservationists - grab this chance to perfect your project planning and fundraising skills 😎
New Application Deadline: 29 March, 2024
To be eligible, applicants must have no more than five years' professional paid experience in conservation and be a national of the following Caribbean countries: Antigua and Barbuda; The Bahamas; Dominican Republic; Haiti; Jamaica; Saint Lucia; Saint Vincent and the Grenadines.
👨🎓 CLP is offering an in-person, fully funded, five-day workshop on Project Planning and Fundraising 📅 24 - 28 June, 2024 🌎 Saint Lucia, Caribbean 👉 Early-career conservationists (with no more than 5 years' professional paid experience) from the Caribbean Islands region demonstrating a capacity need are invited to apply.
⏰ Application deadline: 13 March, 2024
🙏 This workshop has been made possible due to funding from the Critical Ecosystem Partnership Fund (CEPF).
Further details: Participants will be given the opportunity to obtain substantive feedback on the development of a proposal to CEPF, and by the conclusion of the workshop they will have prepared a draft proposal for funding to complete and submit following the course.
✨ CLP and CEPF are covering the cost of the course including travel, visas, accommodation and catering.
✨This workshop will be taught in English. Applicants must have a good understanding of written and spoken English.
✨We will only accept applications from nationals of Antigua and Barbuda; The Bahamas; Dominican Republic; Haiti; Jamaica; Saint Lucia; Saint Vincent and the Grenadines.
Our 2024 Leadership workshop is now open for applications! 🎉 💪
🌍 Virtual workshop for emerging leaders 📅 April 24, 25, 26, 30, May 2 and 3 ⏰ Apply by 5 April 2024
👉 This course is an opportunity for participants to step back and reflect on their individual leadership. It will help participants become more aware of their potential leadership roles and how to be effective, collaborative, strategic, and creative leaders of their conservation projects and organizations.
🙌 The workshop will be facilitated by expert Sarilani Wirawan, MSi., LCPC, ACC
To be eligible, applicants MUST be:
✨ a) an alumnus of the Conservation Leadership Programme (CLP), or b) an employee of a CLP partner organization, or c) an employee of a CLP partner affiliate, or d) the recipient of a special invitation to apply from CLP ✨ An early to mid-career conservationist (less than 10 years of experience, but ideally 5 years of experience or less), with at least one practical leadership challenge or opportunity they are working to address ✨A confident English speaker; the course will be taught in English and all participants are requested to communicate actively in English ✨ Willing to train at least 4 colleagues post course and able to attend the workshop virtually
⏰ The application deadline for our Fundraising workshop is TOMORROW ⏰
🏖 Conservationists in the Caribbean: Don't miss this opportunity to boost your project planning and fundraising skills, secure your next grant, and take your projects to the next level 🚀
Check out the details below ⬇📢 Call for applications: Join our Fundraising Workshop for conservationists in the Caribbean!
👨🎓 CLP is offering an in-person, fully funded, five-day workshop on Project Planning and Fundraising 📅 24 - 28 June, 2024 🌎 Saint Lucia, Caribbean 👉 Early-career conservationists (with no more than 5 years' professional paid experience) from the Caribbean Islands region demonstrating a capacity need are invited to apply.
⏰ Application deadline: 13 March, 2024
🙏 This workshop has been made possible due to funding from the Critical Ecosystem Partnership Fund (CEPF).
Further details: Participants will be given the opportunity to obtain substantive feedback on the development of a proposal to CEPF, and by the conclusion of the workshop they will have prepared a draft proposal for funding to complete and submit following the course.
✨ CLP and CEPF are covering the cost of the course including travel, visas, accommodation and catering.
✨This workshop will be taught in English. Applicants must have a good understanding of written and spoken English.
✨We will only accept applications from nationals of Antigua and Barbuda; The Bahamas; Dominican Republic; Haiti; Jamaica; Saint Lucia; Saint Vincent and the Grenadines.
We are delighted to see not just one, but two, CLP alumni shortlisted for a prestigious Whitley Award!
Alice Reisfeld (Brazil), team member of a 2014 CLP Follow-Up Award, and Leroy Ignacio (Guyana), team leader of a 2022 CLP Leadership Award, are among the 15 shortlisted conservation leaders whittled down from 100 applicants across the Global South.
Please join us in wishing congratulations to Alice and Leroy!
Every year we recognise up to six grassroots conservationists with Whitley Awards, our flagship prize which provides winners with funding, training and increased profile. Following a global search…
✍ Our Writing for Conservation workshop is now open for applications!
🌍 Virtual workshop for rising leaders in Central and South America 📅 22 April - 3 May 2024 ⏰ Apply by 31 March 2024
👉 The aim of the course is to prepare a manuscript for submission to a peer-reviewed journal, and participants are expected to complete their submission 2 months after the course.
✨ Be a national of Brazil, Argentina, Bolivia, Mexico, Belize or Trinidad and Tobago. ✨Be a confident English speaker ✨ Be: a) an alumnus of the Conservation Leadership Programme (CLP), or b) an employee of a CLP partner organization, or c) an employee of a CLP partner affiliate, or d) the recipient of a special invitation to apply from CLP ✨Have a draft manuscript, or data from a research project that they would like to write up as a manuscript intended for submission to a peer reviewed journal ✨ Be willing to train at least 4 colleagues post course
#Conservation Leadership Programme is working beyond conservation actions. This training may increase the chance of publishing scientific articles in peer reviewed journal with impact factor.
✨Job opportunity: Help train the next generation of conservationists! ✨
Our partner Fauna & Flora is looking for a Training Consultant to deliver a training course and follow-up support on Fundraising and Project Planning in Saint Lucia, the Caribbean.
🌎 St Lucia & remote 📅 Course dates: 22nd – 28th June (contract period 10-20 days total - TBC) ⏰ Apply by 22 March 2024 👉 Preparation will begin approximately one month prior to the workshop
Further details: This training will focus on strengthening the skills of early-career conservationists to design effective conservation projects and secure restricted funding by applying for small grants.
This opportunity will contribute to the ‘Building Caribbean civil society capacity in delivering sustainable financial strategies’ project in collaboration with Fauna & Flora and Critical Ecosystem Partnership Fund (CEPF).
The training is based on ‘Institutional Fundraising for Conservation projects’, developed by our partner BirdLife International and re-printed with support from CEPF.