Master of Conservation Leadership Program (U of G)

The @uofg Master of Conservation Leadership is Canada's only professional graduate degree in conservation leadership: training in Indigenous-led conservation, global conservation policy, strategic planning, conservation media communications. Learn more: geg.uoguelph.ca/mcl

We are excited to feature the impressive 2024 graduating class from the @ConservationUG ! What a great group of alumni! geg.uoguelph.ca/news/2024/07/m…

Congratulations to our MCL class of 2024 on their convocation yesterday!

We are so excited to welcome Steven today! Please join us! In person room moved to Hutt240B.

Please join us and @GuelphGeography for a conversation with @StevenNitah on May 6th! The story of Thaidene Nene and the growth of Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas 🌳 📍In person: Hutt234 OR 🔗Online (Zoom): zoom.us/j/96476950323?…

#New Resource! We're excited to share #BalancingTheNarrative: Communications Guidelines for Indigenous-led Conservation — a truly #collaborative initiative of @IndgLed_Conserv Communications Learning Circle. Illustrations by Métis artist Kisa MacIsaac: buff.ly/3GtoEUo

Did you know that @UofG Master of Conservation Leadership is first graduate program of its kind designed for conservation professionals in Canada? We would love to have you be part of our community. Learn more here about alum Nick Scapillati's experience: csahs.uoguelph.ca/news/2023/10/a…

Are you looking to take your conservation leadership to the next level? The Master of Conservation Leadership is a course-based grad program that helps conservation professionals prepare for a senior leadership role. geg.uoguelph.ca/mcl @FaisalMoola

“The problems we face are dire and challenging. Still, the fearlessness I get from doing the work and seeing that others around me are doing the same, the feeling of being a part of a bigger conservation community, is truly empowering,” said Nicholas.

How are northern and Indigenous women responding to the "Changing North"? Join us on the National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women for this important conversation. Learn more about this virtual event: bit.ly/3RoOE9E

How do Indigenous peoples around the world advocate for their right to self-determination? Dr. David MacDonald of Political Science has received an SSHRC Insight grant to investigate this question with an international team of researchers. Learn more: csahs.uoguelph.ca/news/2023/09/i…

For 30 years, internationally renowned leaders have shared their thoughts on global development challenges through the annual Hopper Lecture at U of G. Learn about the history of the Hopper Lecture and the collaboration between @IDSGuelph and @IDRC_CRDI: news.uoguelph.ca/2023/10/guelph…

Congratulations to Dr. Ben DeVries (GEG) and Dr. Travis Steffens (SOAN) for receiving federal JELF funding! Both researchers plan to use drones in innovative ways to better monitor and model forests. Learn more: csahs.uoguelph.ca/news/2023/08/u…

Through the Master of Conservation Leadership (MCL), Nicholas not only elevated his credentials, but found connection with the conservation community, became a better leader, and became more confident. Learn more about the impact of the MCL program: csahs.uoguelph.ca/news/2023/10/a…

International students in CSAHS! Meet faculty, staff, and other students at the CSAHS International Meet & Greet! Wed, Sept 13 2:30-4pm Macdonald Institute (MINS) Student Lounge Grad and undergrad students of all years are invited. Register to attend: csahs.uoguelph.ca/events/2023/09…

Hear from two experts who helped develop the Joint Plan of Action on One Health! @IDSGuelph and @OneHealthUofG invite you to: New Directions in Global One Health September 20, 12 to 2 p.m. Hybrid - ECLA 3702 A/B & virtual Learn more: onehealth.uoguelph.ca/events/ #OneHealth

Chris Genovali, executive-director of @Raincoast said trophy hunting lobby groups have been “working tirelessly behind the scenes” to have BC's grizzly hunting ban overturned. “So I think many people are suspicious right now.” #wildlife vancouversun.com/news/local-new… via @VancouverSun

Indigenous Peoples are unsung conservation heroes. Yet, throughout history, their rights have been violated. We must protect their rights and way of life for the good of our planet.

The @smithsonian Institute has 3 #environmentaljustice #fellowship positions focusing on barriers minority farmers face in accessing #ag and #conservation programs, #community activism, and community health in #coastal #urban watersheds. buff.ly/3r6Q4uF #ConSocSci