National Great Rivers Research and Education Center on LinkedIn: The wetlands team from National Great Rivers travelled across the… (2024)

🧐 Unravelling the 'why' behind change: Learn how we zero in on the indirect results to dissect for in-depth evaluation.📖 Monitoring and Evaluation for Wildlife Conservation🗓️ 20th February - 26th March, 2024🎟️ Find out more: https://buff.ly/44r3qA6Images used in this video freely available on Open Planet (https://buff.ly/3FgZasW)#BehindTheResults #ProjectEvaluation

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🔍 From understanding the 'why' behind the changes to pinpointing our project's impact, dive into our evaluation strategy.📖 Monitoring and Evaluation for Wildlife Conservation🗓️ 20th February - 26th March, 2024🎟️ Find out more: https://buff.ly/44r3qA6Images used in this video freely available on Open Planet (https://buff.ly/3FgZasW)#ProjectInsights #EvaluatingImpact

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🚀 Clear your grant application of confusing jargon and ensure your message is universally understood! Learn the art of straightforward communication. 📖 Grant Writing for Wildlife Conservation🗓️ 10th July - 28th August, 2024🎟️ Find out more and book your place here: https://buff.ly/45xn9zCImages available on Open Planet#GrantWriting #ClearCommunication

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🚨📖 New Aquarium research publication!A new study led by the Aquarium's Anderson Cabot Center for Ocean Life scientists illustrates the benefits of vessel speed restrictions when it comes to protecting large whales from vessel strikes, including endangered North Atlantic right whales.The research was recently published in the journal "Biological Conservation," and assessed potential vessel strike risk reductions for several species of large whales that have been injured or killed by vessel strikes along the East Coast. In the study, researchers developed a metric for estimating risk reductions and found that expanding the 10-knot speed limit reduces the risk of vessel strikes for these species.More on this research: https://bit.ly/3Sa3pMW📸: A calf sighted on Jan. 11, 2024, with injuries on the head, mouth, and left lip consistent with a vessel strike. Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, taken under NOAA permit #24359.#AndersonCabotCenter #AndersonCabotCenterforOceanLife #NorthAtlanticRightWhales #RightWhales #VesselSpeed

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Just released: Our 2023 Annual Report! 🙌 Dive into the impact of your support on wildlife conservation at Limbe Wildlife Centre. Read all about it now 👇 https://lnkd.in/eSg2HUrM

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RIPPLE EFFECTS OF HUMAN-ELEPHANT CONFLICT.Everyday #wildlife and #communities are in conflict, but it's the conservation orgs, the rangers, scouts and wildlife orphanages that step up to make a difference!Thx @canonusa and @bhphoto for supporting our documentary.Check out our daily BTS vlogs. LINK IN BIO@dazzleafrica, @storynmotion, @cslzambia, #protectwildlife, @savetheelephants, #conservationtriumphs #heroes, #humanelephantcoexistence, #loveelephants, #myakkaelephantsanctuary www.oftusksandtears.com

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This should be quite an interesting talk.

This book explores how wildlife adapted to cities. (from the archive)

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Guiding Lights: The Principles of Effective & Ethical Monitoring and Evaluation🌍💡 Ethical, effective, and essential. Dive into the guiding principles that shape our approach to monitoring & evaluation in conservation. 📖Monitoring and Evaluation for Wildlife Conservation🗓️20th February - 26th March, 2024🎟️Find out more: https://buff.ly/44r3qA6Images used in this video freely available on Open Planet (www.openplanet.org)#PrinciplesInAction #EthicalConservation

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Dive deep into understanding your project's real impact! 🌟 From direct to indirect results, know how to gauge the changes.📖 Monitoring and Evaluation for Wildlife Conservation🗓️ 20th Aug - 24th Sep, 2024🎟️ Find out more: https://buff.ly/44r3qA6Images available on Open Planet#ProjectSuccess #ImpactMeasurement

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