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Pathways Africa 2018
Last chance! Abstracts due July 16th for Pathways Africa 2018
We invite you to submit an
organized session or an
individual abstract for the
2018 Pathways Africa Conference and Training. We hope you will join us January 8-11, 2017
in Windhoek, Namibia, where you are encouraged to participate by organizing a session or presenting your original research or managerial case study.
Colorado State University and The Cheetah Conservation Fund are co-hosting the
2018 Pathways Africa Conference in partnership with the Large Carnivore Management Association of Namibia and the Namibia Nature Foundation.
Pathways is the premier scientific meeting and training for academic and government researchers, students,
agency scientists, land managers, NGO representatives, and other individuals who are interested in the human dimensions of fish and wildlife management issues. Our 2018 theme will be "Living with Wildlife". Find a list of our key topics
here. We welcome participation from around the world.
Deadline for Proposals: July 16th
The
proposals section of our website gives you an overview of what sessions and individual presentations look like and explains the requirements, structure, and submission instructions for both. To view our website please visit:
http://www.pathwaysafricaconf.org.
Pathways Africa
was inspired by the successful Pathways Kenya conference and training held in 2016 in Nanyuki, Kenya. The conference was an international gathering of 200+ scientists from 27 countries in academia, NGOs, and government agencies. The training program
supported 58 participants from all over the African continent to gain valuable applied social science conservation skills.
Best Wishes,
Pathways Africa 2018 Planning Committee
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