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Posted on 7th January 2015 by Isabelle Masters

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Want to take a step towards creating better #conservation impact during your career?

Then sign up to this Conservation Careers webinar to hone your skills in project management & design! 👇

🗓️18 October at 8-9pm UK time, via Zoom.

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The ability to design and implement projects to better protect species, habitats and sites is key to success within conservation. But only a small proportion of professional conservationists are forma...

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Our latest blog by CLP alumna Anu Rai is a fascinating read about improving human-dolphin coexistence and the importance of gathering rich local knowledge 🐬

Anu is a team member of a 2021 CLP Follow-Up project focused on the conservation of the Endangered Ganges river dolphin in the Karnali River, Nepal. CLP continuation funding is supporting the team to build on their previous CLP project and reduce accidental dolphin entanglements and mortalities in fishing nets.

They hope that these threats can be mitigated by engaging with the local fishing communities, and understanding the traditional views and perceptions about the dolphins they live alongside.

"I strive to explore local stories and indigenous knowledge....such information will support future modes of sustainable living and help address the biodiversity crisis," writes Anu.

Read Anu's blog on our website: www.conservationleadershipprogramme.org/human-dolphin-co-exist-nepal-traditional-perspective/

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This blog has been adapted from the original version published here. By Anu Rai As a member of a team dedicated to conserving Ganges river dolphins in Nepal, I was overjoyed when CLP selected us for o...

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Do you use technology in your #conservation projects? Have you got a photo showing how exciting and innovative it is? Then now's your chance to share it, and your important work, with the wider world!

WILDLABS - an online conservation tech community - is now running its 7th annual #Tech4Wildlife Photo Challenge from 12 to 16 September. The challenge aims to showcase and honour the exciting, unique, and ground-breaking work of conservation tech users and makers alike.

Getting involved is simple - just use the hashtag #Tech4Wildlife on Twitter to share photos and videos of how you use tech in the field, lab, or wherever it is you’re working!

WILDLABS will share these with their global community and showcase the amazing impact you're having on biodiversity conservation.

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Our annual #Tech4Wildlife Photo Challenge is a weeklong celebration of our community and all the exciting and innovative ways you’re using conservation tech in your work. This week, take a photo, sh...

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The Neotropical Bird Club offers research grants for conservation work, or for research which may be of conservation benefit. The deadlines are 01 January and 01 July of each year.

Awards of US$1,500 and US$3,000 are for projects carried out by nationals and/or residents of countries in the Neotropics (i.e. the Caribbean, Central America, and South America).

The Juan Mazar Barnett award (up to US$5,000) is to encourage early-career neotropical bird conservationists and researchers.

Application guidelines are available in English and Spanish.

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MDPI Climate Editorial Board — Climate Travel Awards 2023!

The MDPI Climate Editorial Board is offering travel awards to junior scientists working on climate-related research. Applicants must be postdoctoral fellows or PhD students involved in climate related sciences. The application deadline is 31 January 2023.

The financial support can be used to attend an international conference held in 2023 focused on #climate processes of the earth. The winner of the award is expected to hold a presentation or present a poster at the conference.

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