INVITATION: 3rd March 17:00BST/09:00PDT *Conservation Colloquy Expert Webinar: “Human-Carnivore Conflict Mitigation in a Changing Landscape - Examples from Lions in Zambia” by Thandiwe Mweetwa*Wildlife Wednesdays*

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Feb 25, 2021, 1:49:14 AM2/25/21
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Dear friends and colleagues,

We would like to invite you to join us on the Conservation Colloquy Expert Webinar, " Human-Carnivore Conflict Mitigation in a Changing Landscape - Examples from Lions in Zambia”, by Thandiwe Mweetwa on Wednesday the 3rd of February @ 09:00 PDT (California Time)/ 17:00 BST (London Time).

Presentation and led discussions directed by prominent expert Thandiwe Mweetwa, Zambian Carnivore Programme Join us to discuss key issues in human-wildlife interactions in the context of management for conservation purposes.  See flyer attached.

Thandiwe Mweetwa is a featured Wonderful Woman of Wildlife - highlighting female conservation leaders and pioneers actively promoting diversity.   

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Thandiwe Mweetwa is a wildlife biologist working with the Zambian Carnivore Programme (ZCP) in Eastern Zambia. As Project Manager for ZCP’s Luangwa site, she coordinates the organization’s research, conservation and outreach activities in South Luangwa National Park (SLNP) and the adjoining Game Management Areas (GMAs). Her research areas of interest include studying population dynamics of large carnivores and threats to their persistence as well as understanding the nature and extent of human-carnivore conflict in the Luangwa Valley. Thandiwe is a National Geographic Explorer and an alumna of the Obama Foundation Leaders: Africa Program.

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Summary:  Human-Carnivore Conflict has been a major challenge in many parts of the world and it is now on the rise in areas where it has historically been uncommon. As wildlife managers seek to address this problem, there is a need to understand the drivers and the extent of the problem taking into account local contexts. In this talk, I will share the lessons learnt from our collaborative work to mitigate the emerging Human-Lion Conflict due to livestock predation in eastern Zambia.

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Conservation Colloquy is a transdisciplinary platform for holistically unraveling global problems between people and wildlife! Wildlife Wednesdays is a free webinar for wildlife professionals and students interested in Wildlife Coexistence.  These take place the First Wednesday of every month at 17:00 BST (London time) and 09:00 PDT (California time). 

Wildlife Wednesdays is a time where wildlife professionals around the globe can come share, learn and reconnect with a beer or cup of coffee (depending on your time zone).  There is an innovative presentation by an elite world expert that is applicable to participants around the world, followed by an informal questions and discussion session.  Please join us and distribute widely. To learn more and see links to past webinars, please visit:  https://www.conservationcatalyst.com/conservation-colloquy

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We look forward to seeing you Wednesday!


For the love of wildlife,

Aletris Neils 

Past recordings may be found at:  https://www.conservationcatalyst.com/conservation-colloquy

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Aletris M. Neils, PhD
Executive Director
Conservation CATalyst

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