Online Ecology Conferences

Jun 26, 2021

Communications for Conservation Projects

Within conservation, there is a growing realization that we need to do much more to share our messages and encourage more support and action. As a result, conservation employers are rapidly looking for people with communications skills.

“If you want to get hired, and succeed as a professional conservationist you need Communications skills”.

After going through the course you’ll be able to plan and deliver effective communications activities, during your career as a wildlife conservationist. Making you more employable, competitive, and better at your job.

During the course you’ll learn, how to:

Produce a communications plan for conservation projects.
Write engaging content about conservation projects.
Get press and media coverage for conservation projects.
Build and engage audiences on social media for conservation projects.
Create content to support conservation campaigns.
Measure the success of your communications activities.

Head over to this link to check out the entire package

3rd Symposium on Functional Marine Biodiversity

Date: September 7th - 8th

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Conference Theme

This meeting aims to bring together international researchers in order to discuss research needs, potentials and gaps in marine conservation research. The future directions for the subject will be communicated by invited speakers, who are all high-ranking, world-leading scientists.

Australasian Ornithological Conference 2022 (In Person)

Date: February 8th - 10th

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Conference Theme

We are pleased to announce that the 11th Australasian Ornithological Conference (AOC) will be held in Auckland, New Zealand from 8 – 10 February 2022. The AOC is the primary conference for BirdLife Australia and Birds NZ, and is the largest biennial gathering of enthusiastic amateur and professional ornithologists from Australasia and overseas.

The main aims of these conferences are to:

Promote communication and interaction among ornithologists in Australasia;
Encourage student participation and provide networking opportunities, particularly for early-career ornithologists;
Showcase the best ornithological research from across Australasia.