Free Webinar: Navigating human-elephant interactions and environmental justice in Thailand

[Emily Uhrig]

Join us at the Center for Wildlife Studies for our Wildlife Wednesday webinar on December 10 at 5:30pm Eastern Time. 

Just Coexistence? Navigating human-elephant interactions and environmental justice in Thailand

Presented by Tyler Nuckols, CWS Instructor, Research & Programs Manager for Bring Home the Elephant (Thailand)

Human-wildlife conflicts are rarely just ecological problems. They are manifestations of deeper inequities in who bears the costs of conservation, whose knowledge counts, and who holds decision-making power. This webinar examines how environmental justice frameworks reveal the structural inequalities embedded in human-wildlife conflicts and offers pathways toward more equitable coexistence strategies. Drawing from ongoing research with farming communities living alongside elephants in Thailand, we explore how environmental justice as a framework, methodology, and analysis tool can shift conflict mitigation from top-down management to community-led solutions that balance ecological integrity with social equity.

LEARN MORE & REGISTER: https://www.centerforwildlifestudies.org/nuckols-presentation

Can't join us live? Watch the recording later on the CWS YouTube channel!

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	Emily J. Uhrig, PhD Director of Education  Center for Wildlife Studies
Center for Wildlife Studies is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization whose global mission is to deliver specialized education and conduct science and outreach that advance wildlife conservation.