WORKSHOPS
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Writing for Publication in Peer-Review Journals: An Interactive and Collaborative Workshop
Sophie Calmé, Sarah Bologna
Writing for Publication in Peer-Review Journals: A 3-day collaborative workshop to inspire, upskill, and motivate emerging scientists from the global South to engage with global conversations and, through making their voices heard, help to enrich and bring diversity to global debates.
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Bridging Worlds: Using Illustration/Art as a Common Language for Inclusive Science in the Tropics
Alejandra Perez-Enriquez
Join us at the symposium to explore how inclusive science and the use of illustration as a universal language can foster multidirectional knowledge exchange, bridging the gap between diverse communities and the scientific community for effective conservation and resilience in the tropics.
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Improving Collaboration with Local Partners: Finding Common Ground While Stepping Away from Helicopter Science
Sumita Chatterjee
This workshop will be an interactive guided discussion to find points of commonality and diversity in our value systems within conservation, and how to work together to move away from helicopter science, and to build stronger international collaborations.
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Toward Inclusive Conservation: Incorporating Gender into Research and Practice
Leandra Merz, Audrey Smith, Claudia Garnica Diaz
This interactive workshop aims to engage participants in fostering more inclusive conservation by incorporating a gendered lens in fieldwork, research approach and implementation, and conservation program and policy development.
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Early Career Researcher Workshop at ATBC 2024
Megan Sullivan, Edu Effiom, Maria Natalia Umaña
We aim to better understand the specific needs of early career researchers who attend the ATBC 2024 meeting and use this information to help create programming and events hosted by ATBC and regional chapters in the coming year to serve the needs of ECRs.
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Opposite Ecological Forces: Exploring the Interplay of Floods and Fires in Tropical Wetlands
Geraldo Damasceno-Junior
This session aims to discuss the response of biota to fire and flood on tropical fire-prone wetlands and the climatic, economic, socio-ecological, and management aspects of these very special environments.
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Communicating Conservation Science
Alejandro Prescott-Cornejo, Rhett Butler
The workshop will help scientists build communication skills to increase the likelihood of attracting media coverage of their work, potentially leading to greater impact of their research and improved public visibility.
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Introduction to Environmental Journalism for University and Journalism School Students
Rhett Butler
This hands-on workshop aims to equip university and journalism students with the skills and knowledge needed to conduct effective environmental journalism, culminating in creating articles with the potential for publication by Mongabay.
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Social-Ecological Restoration Research in Rwanda: A Methodological Approach
Apollinaire William
The workshop session on “Social-Ecological Restoration Research in Rwanda: A methodological Approach” is an interactive session that will combine short presentations and group discussions. It will provide to participants various methods and techniques needed to conduct a multidisciplinary restoration research for social-ecological outcomes, including the organization of stakeholders and their
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Webmaster & Conferences Coordinator
Iván A. Ortiz-Rodríguez | conferences@tropicalbio.org