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“#WinnerNetwork training gives me the chance to meet other conservationists from Africa, share ideas & find new solutions to shared challenges like human-wildlife conflict & habitat loss.” - Serge Kamgang on this week’s #WFNAlumni peer-to-peer training: https://t.co/HRavi1ruTU
If you spent a week with some of Africa’s leading conservationists, what would you ask them? 🌱
In our largest #WinnerNetwork Regional Training yet, next week we’ll gather 18 Whitley Award alumni from across Africa to connect & collaborate in Madagascar: https://t.co/HRavi1ruTU
That's a wrap on our Asia Regional Winner Training Week! We would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to all of the #WinnerNetwork session leaders and attendees who made this week so impactful — and to our hosts Charu Mishra and the Snow Leopard Trust (@snowleopards).
🐾 Announcing our first Asia Regional Winner Training Week, taking place in Kyrgyzstan! 12 #conservationists from across #Asia will join us from 16th-20th Sept to build stronger #networks for #nature🌍Stay tuned for updates! #WinnerNetwork #ConservationLeaders @SnowLeopardTrust
Big news from WFN #WinnerNetwork! Nepal’s Whitley Award winners met with HE Rob Fenn (@robfennfco).
Raju, Nepal’s “Owl Sir,” discussed his #owlconservation projects and the global impact of #WhitleyAwards 🦉
Catch Raju’s work in our upcoming #podcast episode! #HowToSaveIt 🗓️🎙️
Recently, 2023 Whitley Gold Award winner Shivani Bhalla of Kenya's @EwasoLions visited fellow Whitley Award alumni Olivier Nsengimana at Umusambi Village in Rwanda to learn more about his work to protect Grey Crowned Cranes. We love to see the WFN #WinnerNetwork sharing knowledge
How grateful we are for the passion and generosity of spirit that our #WinnerNetwork showed during our training week in Brazil these last few days.
A key criteria of winning a #WhitleyAward is that projects must be ready for scale-up; and through our #WinnerNetwork & training, we’re poised to support winners in making that a reality!
This week’s #WinnerNetwork Development training is all about strengthening capacity through peer-led learning 📝.
🔑 Collaboration is key! Holding our Regional #WinnerNetwork training in-country (this year Brazil 🇧🇷) gives #WhitleyAward alumni the chance to meet face-to-face and collaborate with conservation leaders who have overcome similar challenges in their work and can share learnings.
We’ve brought together 14 members of our #WinnerNetwork for this packed training week, focused on fostering peer-to-peer learning between our Latin America-based #WhitleyAward winners, strengthening capacity, and developing technical & operational skills. https://t.co/HRavi1ruTU
Amazing to see two conservation champions together! #WinnerNetwork
We were honored today to meet Dr. Gladys Kalema-Zikusoka, Uganda’s first wildlife vet and hear her inspirational talk. Thank you so much @DoctorGladys
#championoftheearth
#winnkenya
Calling past Whitley Award winners! We are now accepting concept notes for 2023 Continuation Funding grants. If you're a part of our #WinnerNetwork and would like to know if you're eligible and how to apply, visit: https://t.co/0Q54Cww5j6
Closing the week with a huge thank you to our #WinnerNetwork attendees🙏. 15 of our Africa-based #WhitleyAward Winners committed their time to learning, sharing local knowledge and reviewing best practices in the name of conservation 🌱and it’s been a privilege to facilitate!
Brendah Nyaguthii, Field Manager of the Vulturine Guineafowl Project at Mpala Research Centre has also been sharing guest lectures with our #WinnerNetwork during training this week, as well as enjoying a nature walk or two! #WhitleyFundforNature
#FridayFeeling We'd like express our gratitude to Rosie Trevelyan from @TropicalBiology UK (pictured here), and Anthony Kuria from Tropical Biology Association Kenya, who have been leading our #WinnerNetwork through a bespoke training in Kenya this week!🌍
Events are now in full swing at our 1st in-person Regional Alumni Training Course! 📝
As part of our #WinnerNetwork programme, 15 of our Africa-based #WhitleyAward winners have come together for a week of learning and networking, based on their own experiences and stated needs.
On Sunday the #WFN team & 2020 #WhitleyAward winners 'met' all together for the first time!
We are so delighted to welcome these new members of our #WinnerNetwork & hope they can join us in the UK later this year...🤞
#WhitleyAwards2020 #GreenOscars #ConservationHeroes
Happy New Year from WFN!
In 2019, we gave out a record amount in conservation funding, with nearly £1.5 million awarded to our #WinnerNetwork!
We can’t wait to see what our winners are able to accomplish in 2020 for wildlife, habitats and communities 🌱🐘🐾 #HappyNewYear
We're excited to announce the initial recipients of our 25th Anniversary Funding! A total of £435,000 has been awarded to five outstanding conservation leaders from our global #WinnerNetwork in support of largescale, #collaborative projects. https://t.co/W9SwwTEpiU
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