Registrations open for the 2024 Conservation Planning Specialist Group Annual Meeting! The 2024 CPSG Annual Meeting will take place 30 October-2 November in Sydney, Australia, hosted by Taronga Conservation Society Australia! Early bird registrations close today! https://ow.ly/Tjfo50SKmKn
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(AL) The Kilcoole Little Tern colony is by far the largest Little Tern colony in Ireland, having grown from fewer than 20 nesting pairs in the 1980s to 274 pairs in 2024! But what is behind the success of this project? And what have we learned about this species, and conservation in general, over the decades? Find out in this Q and A with Manager of the Kilcoole Little Tern Project, Brian Burke! https://lnkd.in/eapMFQah
Q & A with Brian Burke - Project Manager of the Little Tern Project in Kilcoole - BirdWatch Ireland
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Do you find joy in birdwatching? 🐦🦅🦉🕊 Today is National Bird Day! This day is dedicated to the appreciation and conservation of birds. It serves as a reminder of the importance of birds in our ecosystems and the need to protect and preserve their habitats. What's your favorite bird? Share in the comments below 👇 #birdatching #avianconservation #FeatheredFriends #TeamTower #TowerInsurance #ServingCustomersForLife
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Considering a wildlife crossing? Can’t figure out where start or how to get the project funded? Check out this guide below to help you get started. #wildlifecrossings #transportation #highwayengineers #buriedbridges #prefabricatedbridges
Authored in partnership by ARC Solutions, National Parks Conservation Association, and Wildlands Network, the Wildlife Infrastructure Funding Guide is designed as a one-stop document detailing federal funding opportunities that can serve to reduce wildlife-vehicle collisions and improve habitat connectivity. This in-depth guide includes an overview of discretionary and formula allocation program information including eligibility details, selection criteria, set-asides, and other considerations alongside sample grant award descriptions from successful applicants in previous funding cycles. https://lnkd.in/g9hEBTzx
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🚀 Action mode activated! In the 'Implement' phase, we dive into on-ground conservation work. 📖 Project Management for Wildlife Conservation 🗓️ 1st May - 12th June, 2024 🎟️ Find out more: https://buff.ly/3PdHTqb Images used in this video freely available on Open Planet (https://buff.ly/3FgZasW) #ConservationAction #ImplementPhase 🌍🦁
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To resolve conflict, we must first understand it The conservation of wild animals threatened by human-wildlife conflict can only be achieved by understanding the challenges and benefits people on the ground experience when living with wildlife. This fascinating article by Leandra Merz and her colleagues presents information gathered during a survey of over 600 households near Limpopo National Park to find out what factors influence people's attitudes toward wildlife. You might be surprised by some of their findings, such as: • Most respondents (61%) had positive attitudes toward living with wildlife. • Conflict with wildlife (such as crop loss or livestock predation) was not a significant predictor of attitudes. • Agreement with the rules governing wildlife was the strongest predictor of positive attitudes. The article also discusses the implications of these results for promoting human-wildlife coexistence and environmental justice in Mozambique and beyond. Read this publication and other fascinating resources here: https://ow.ly/SY1850RoNHp #HumanWildlifeConflict #PeopleandWildlife #Coexistence #EnvironmentalJustice #HumanWildlifeCoexistence #LimpopoNationalPark #WildlifeAttitudes
Wildlife institutions highly salient to human attitudes toward wildlife | African Wildlife Economy Institute
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📢🐻🐺 New handbook on large carnivore monitoring released! 🐺🐻 Monitoring large carnivore populations is a complex yet crucial task for effective conservation and management. In this handbook our experts provide practical guidance for wildlife managers and conservationists in the Dinaric-Balkan-Pindos region, offering clear, actionable steps for tackling this challenging responsibility. In this handbook, you’ll find: 🔍 Key insights into monitoring techniques 🌍 Importance of large-scale population management 💡 Tips for balancing cost with quality of data 📈 Strategies for long-term, sustainable monitoring, and much more. Designed for wildlife managers and conservation organizations, this resource is perfect for anyone involved in managing species like wolves, bears, and lynx. By setting up consistent, methodologically sound monitoring programs, we can make informed decisions that benefit both wildlife and human communities. Download your copy here: https://lnkd.in/dnzjFrhU The handbook was prepared by Tomaž Skrbinšek, Urša Fležar and Aleksandra Majić Skrbinšek for the Dinaric-Balkan-Pindos Large Carnivore Platform within a project funded through WWF-Adria. #BiodiversityInSight #LargeCarnivores #PopulationMonitoring #DinaricBalkanPindos #CarnivoreConservation #ConservationTools
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🌱 Beyond the Project Timeline: Ensuring Conservation Continuity Making conservation efforts stick is the ultimate goal! Delve into the 'Make It Last' principle to see how lasting impact goes beyond the project's lifespan. 📖 Project Planning for Wildlife Conservation 🗓️ 26th February - 8th April, 2024 🎟️ Find out more: https://buff.ly/3MtIZeM Images used in this video freely available on Open Planet (www.openplanet.org) #ConservationContinuity #MakeItLastWithWildTeam #SustainableChange
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Learn how to create a backyard bird sanctuary and contribute to bird conservation. Read the full article for complete know-how.
How to Create a Bird Sanctuary in Your Backyard | IWTN
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On the 31st of July I will be hosting a free webinar for Conservation Optimism - Bridging Borders: Crafting Inclusive Communications for Wildlife Conservation Effective communication in wildlife conservation requires addressing diverse cultural backgrounds and limited resources. By understanding these challenges, we can develop strategies that resonate globally. In this webinar, I will share practical approaches to ensure your messages are inclusive and impactful. Don't miss it!
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