Conservation Careers

How professionals can use their skills, values and career choices to create measurable positive impact, with our guest Devon Fritz.  Have you ever wondered how to turn your career into one of the biggest ways you can make a difference? Today’s guest is Devon Fritz, author of The High-Impact Professional’s Playbook and co-founder of the

Community-based conservation is at the heart of modern conservation – but often misunderstood, poorly applied, or difficult to break into. In this free live training, you’ll learn how conservationists work with communities to create real, lasting impact – and how you can do the same. In this free live training, you will: Understand what community-based

Michael Jurua may have graduated only a few years ago, but he’s already making a significant impact in geospatial conservation—earning recognition both in Uganda and internationally.

Almost 20 years ago, I remember sitting outside my in-laws’ house on a summer’s evening, listening to the soft, rhythmic churring of a Turtle Dove calling from an old ash tree at the end of the field. It was just part of the background. Something you expected to be there. And then one year, it wasn’t. Not gradually. Just… gone.

How a conservation entrepreneur is tackling snakebite, restoring ecosystems, and building impact from the ground up.

I recently had the pleasure of joining Chris Lee on the About Parks and Restoration Podcast for a wide-ranging conversation on conservation careers, leadership, and the future of our sector. The Parks and Restoration Podcast is designed for parks and conservation professionals who want to become better leaders – recognising that stronger leadership leads to

There’s a pattern I see in many conservation career paths: Once I have enough experience, then I’ll go for the job, then I’ll feel fulfilled. Once I feel more confident, I’ll apply for that role, so I can start being impactful. Once I have more time or money, I’ll change careers, so I can start

Discover how conservation-driven artist Jade Shepherd uses ink, storytelling, and spirituality to reconnect people with nature and inspire environmental action.

Hills Wildlife Sanctuary is led by Sanctuary Manager and Director Ben Dessen, who is a passionate conservationist, wildlife advocate, author and educator.

Discover the step-by-step process used by conservation professionals to turn ideas into real, funded rewilding projects - and how you can do the same.

How conservation professionals can build strong teams, positive cultures, and deliver greater impact, with our guest Chris Lee.

Explore what good conservation project management really looks like, why so many projects struggle, and how the Conservation Standards provide a practical, proven framework for doing things better.

How SEED Madagascar is working with local communities is key to protecting wildlife and ecosystems, with our guest Dr Aubrey Alamshah.

Applications are one of the hardest parts of landing a conservation job. But what role is AI starting to play in this process for people in this sector?

Quick question: What colour sunglasses are you wearing when you look at your career? Because we all wear them. You might be looking through grey lenses: “There aren’t many jobs.” “It’s too competitive.” “I need a master’s degree to stand a chance.” Or maybe yours are amber: “I need more volunteering experience before applying.” “It’s too late

Gain key skills in managing and designing conservation projects using the Conservation Standards – the leading approach within the sector. Enrolment is currently open for Conservation Careers’ Certificate in Conservation Standards Project Management and Design. Enrolment closes Saturday, 28 March 2026 Course begins Sunday, 29 March 2026 This flexible, online training programme is designed to

From Mexico to Cameroon, Riccardo Pavesi has worked in almost ten countries across three continents. As an agronomist, his role bridges the critical sectors of agriculture and environment, for a more sustainable future. As of 2025, he works freelance, dividing his time between managing an agroforestry initiative in Spain and consultancy.

From cloud forests to coral reefs – how Opwall blends science, education and conservation impact with Dr Tom Martin, Head of Research at Opwall. Did you know that Operation Wallacea has taken more than 50,000 students into the field over the past 30 years. But what actually happens on an expedition? How does the science

Discover how marine guide Ilizna turned a love for the ocean into a career in conservation, storytelling, and marine stewardship along South Africa’s Garden Route.

Communications is one of the most powerful – and most overlooked – skills in conservation. In this webinar, you will discover why strong communication is essential for modern conservation work. We explore real examples from successful campaigns and highlight the communications skills that conservation employers value most. During this training, you will: Learn why communications