FACILITATING SPECIES CONSERVATION PLANNING PROCESSES
23 September-27 September 2019
Yulee, FL USA
The course is designed to build capacity for the effective facilitation of species conservation planning processes. The course is relevant to conservation professionals and academics working within zoos, universities and field programs, and in particular, those involved in or wishing to be involved in, developing conservation plans.
This will be a blended course, mixing pre-course online lectures and knowledge checks with a four day in-person taught workshop in which participants will spend much of their time in facilitated scenarios to develop their skills.
- By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
- Demonstrate how to facilitate effective workshops and meetings
- Apply the ‘One Plan Approach’ to species conservation processes
- Deal with conflict under different circumstances
- Demonstrate effective listening skills
- Describe how to provide feedback to individuals to improve relationships and work effectively
Course fee: $1,250 (includes transportation to and from Jacksonville International airport, overnight accommodations at White Oak, and all meals).
For questions, please email Jamie Copsey (jamie@cpsg.org) or Brandon Speeg (bspeeg@white-oak.org).
View the official flyer for more information about the course. Deadline to apply is 1 July 2019.
