Cost: £195 (standard rate, bursaries available)
Sectors: conservation & wildlife, ecology, marine conservation
Why do this workshop?
What will I learn?
This training workshop has been developed with input from experienced practitioners to help conservationists engage effectively with the right stakeholders for any type of conservation project.
You will learn how to:
What will my learning experience be like?
In this online training workshop, we do our best to recreate the best of the interactive classroom environment, while offering you the flexibility to learn when and where you want. You will be supported throughout by our expert trainers via email, Zoom and WildHub.
The workshop is run over 5 weeks, with an average of 3 hours learning per week. The training combines weekly live teaching sessions and pre-recorded training videos to work from in your own time.
Where can I find out more?
The next online training workshop in Stakeholder Engagement for Wildlife Conservation begins on the 2nd of August 2022. To find out more and sign up, click here.
Who is providing this training?
WildTeam UK is a not-for-profit charity that designs and delivers training in key skills that help conservationists increase their impact. To date, we have trained nearly 1,500 conservationists from 91 countries.
What people say about our training
“Highly interactive and engaging.” Jenny Cantlay. Doctoral researcher, Royal Holloway University of London.
“I genuinely LOVED the format of the online training sessions. It felt like being part of a classroom again!" Reetika Maheshwary. Wildlife Protection Society of India (WPSI).
“Field projects lead by Bristol Zoological Society aim to increase their conservation impact and thanks to WildTeam's great training, we will achieve that!” Daphne Kerhoas. Bristol Zoological Society.
“The mix of personal study and online group sessions made the courses very flexible, productive and enjoyable. Would thoroughly recommend!" Rachel Cripps. Lancashire Wildlife Trust.
“Thanks WildTeam for a very good and insightful training, as well as all the additional networking and learning opportunities your community provides.” Ana Di Pangracio. Fundación Ambiente y Recursos Naturales (FARN).