Spring Career Panel: "Innovation & Careers in the Environmental Field"

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We are excited to learn from career experts working at innovative environmental organizations.

Are you interested in learning about cutting-edge conservation programs that can lead the way to protecting biodiversity in a rapidly changing world? Join us to hear about successful strategies to turn the tide towards a more balanced, harmonious and ecologically sound way of living and working. We are pleased to announce an upcoming panel on “Innovation &amp; Careers in the Environmental Field.” On Wednesday, March 16, from noon to 1:30 PM PST, a team of leaders in environmental science, education, and activism will share the success stories of their organizations, describe their day-to-day work, and give advice on how to succeed in their fields. We will broadcast the panel on Zoom to an international audience.Speakers:Jared Holmes, American Zoologist, Ecologist and Conservation Biologist<ul><li>Research scientist in the American Southwest, studying snake and lizard diversity and distribution.</li><li>His specialty is scientific communication and reading landscapes to understand community structure.</li><li>Helps to give his often misunderstood reptilian friends a better reputation and to help advise land owners on making best use of their property for biodiversity.</li></ul>Kahea Pacheco, Co-Director, Women's Earth Alliance<ul><li>Empowers women across the world who are defending forests and rivers, saving threatened indigenous seeds, launching sustainable farms, conserving coral reefs, and protecting land rights. </li><li> Joined WEA as a Legal Research Intern in 2011 after graduating from law school with a focus on Environmental and Federal Indian Law.</li><li>Background in critical theory and human rights, and has lived and traveled around the world.</li></ul>Laurette Rogers, Founder and Ambassador for Students and Teachers Restoring a Watershed (STRAW)<ul><li>Collaborates with many to provide a restoration science education program for K-12 students and teachers.</li><li> In 1992, her 4th grade students began the Shrimp Project, a project designed to help save an endangered species through restoration and public outreach. The Shrimp Project evolved into the STRAW (Students and Teachers Restoring A Watershed), a program of Point Blue Conservation Science.</li></ul>

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