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Below you will find links to past trainings on the Conservation Standards. We source our information on these trainings from our CMP members and CCNet coaches, as well as others who are hosting trainings.
If you know of, or are hosting, a training related to the Conservation Standards (either in-person or virtual), please fill out this form to include it in the below list.
Highly Interactive Course on Using the Conservation Standards for Conservation Planning (March 2023)
Adaptive Management Training Course: Blue Mountains Case Study (September 2022)
Planning and Managing Effective Conservation Projects: An Introduction to the Conservation Standards (June 2022)
Conservation Essentials: Vital Skills for Implementing and Managing Conservation Projects (August – November 2022)
Conservation Essentials: Vital Skills for Implementing and Managing Conservation Projects (May – August 2022)
Center for Wildlife Studies – CS Training Opportunity (May 2022)
Planning and Managing Effective Conservation Projects: An Introduction to the Conservation Standards Course (October 2021)
Enrollments now open for Applying the Conservation Standards course (September 2021)
CCNet Europe Multi-Team Workshop (October 2019)
Systematic Planning to Improve Wildlife and Fisheries Conservation and Management (September 2019)
NaturePlan Short Course at ICCB 2019 (July 2019)
Introductory Conservation Standards Training (July 2020)
Conservation Essentials: Vital Skills for Implementing and Managing Conservation Projects (May 2021)
Center for Wildlife Studies – CS Training Opportunity (May 2021)
Australia – Healthy Country Planning / Conservation Standards Training – October 2016
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The Conservation Standards is the product of inputs, field tests, and discussions among members of the Conservation Measures Partnership (CMP), which has final editorial authority over the Conservation Standards. Substantial input was also provided by members of the Conservation Coaches Network (CCNet) and other CMP partners.
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The biodiversity conservation community is tackling large, complex, and urgent environmental problems where the stakes are high. However, we don’t have a fully functional system to assess the effectiveness of our actions. Without more rigorous measurement of effectiveness and disciplined recording of our efforts, we cannot know or demonstrate that we are achieving desired results.
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