 Women's Conservation Skills: What Makes Us Most Successful? October 28, 2020 | 11 AM - 12 PM Eastern Time -------- Zoom Link: https://msu.zoom.us/j/94610796573 Meeting ID: 946 1079 6573 Passcode: 713354 -------- Join WiNN Founding members, Leeanne Alonso and Jessica Deichmann, and a panel of experienced researchers from around the globe to discuss skills that we, as women, possess that are especially beneficial for conservation. A few come to mind - a willingness to listen, empathy, making connections and collaborations, and being smart! Join us for breakout groups and lively discussion about skills that we should cherish and promote within ourselves! Attached is a paper that explores general skills for conservation. We'll go further to put a gender lens on what we feel are essential skills that women have to offer. 
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 Film Screening: The Stork Saviours October 21, 2020 | 11 AM - 12 PM Eastern Time -------- Zoom Link: https://msu.zoom.us/j/94610796573 Meeting ID: 946 1079 6573 Passcode: 713354 -------- Join us this WiNNsday for a film screening of The Stork Saviours: a finalist for the Jackson Wild Festival about WiNN India's Purnima Barman's conservation efforts with the Greater adjutant "Hargila" stork. You can check out a trailer for the film here!   Conservation Leadership Skills Workshop:
Oral Story-Telling October 14, 2020 | 11 AM - 12 PM Eastern Time -------- Zoom Link: https://msu.zoom.us/j/94610796573 Meeting ID: 946 1079 6573 Passcode: 713354 -------- The Story Telling as a tool for the strengthening of local network, in rural communities. Rural communities, close to the National Parks, are often “far away” from all kinds of resources. Approaching them with strategies of recognising their own strengths, based in their own culture, stories, and mores; is a wonderful way of working with each community, based in their own genuine culture, for future “new ways” that will improve the community standard of life.  Here's a peek at the rest of this month's upcoming WiNNsday sessions!
October 14 Conservation Leadership Skills Workshop - Oral story-telling (Gaby Lubarsky, Argentina) October 21 Film Screening: Jackson Wild media finalist, The Stork Saviours (Purnima Barman, India) October 28 Suriname Green Heritage Fund (sloths, dolphins, sea turtles and more!) (Cheyenne Samson, Suriname) The Zoom information for each week is below: Meeting ID: 946 1079 6573 Passcode: 713354 11 am to 12 pm Eastern Time (Detroit, Michigan Time) To find your time: https://www.thetimezoneconverter.com/  Developing Evidence-based Knowledge to support the Conservation of Gharial in Nepal
October 7, 2020 | 11 AM - 12 PM Eastern Time -------- Zoom Link: https://msu.zoom.us/j/94610796573 Meeting ID: 946 1079 6573 Passcode: 713354 -------- Ranjana Bhatta graduated in Environmental Science from Wageningen University, Netherland. Currently, she is a ZSL-EDGE fellow working on the critically endangered crocodile “Gharial” (Gavialis gangeticus) in Nepal. Her research is oriented to develop evidence-based knowledge on reproductive ecology and acoustic communication of Gharial in Chitwan National Park. The research is also focused on understanding the historical existence and distribution of Gharial in Chitwan. |
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