Amrita Neelakantan
Lead Policy Coordinator Building a Foundation for Linear Infrastructure Safeguards in Asia Coordinator Network for Conserving Central India Gurugram, India
Lead Policy Coordinator Building a Foundation for Linear Infrastructure Safeguards in Asia Coordinator Network for Conserving Central India Gurugram, India
Transportation Ecologist Building a Foundation for Linear Infrastructure Safeguards in Asia Lead Coordinator IUCN WCPA-CCSG Latin American and Caribbean Transport Working Group Harvie Heights, Canada
Summarizes the increasing attention state and federal policy makers have given to the importance of maintaining ecological connectivity. It includes policy initiatives, memoranda, orders, plans, strategies and other administrative avenues of promoting the conservation of wildlife corridors. In addition to administrative efforts, it includes state and federal legislative efforts, both bills that were introduced and
The Center is committed to financial transparency and responsible stewardship of donor funds At the Center for Large Landscape Conservation, we’re grateful for every gift we receive, and believe the greatest appreciation we can show our supporters is sound fiscal management, ensuring every dollar contributed has the highest possible conservation impact on our planet and wildlife. As
Gabe supports the Center’s efforts to foster collaboration and the application of science, policy, and practice for connectivity conservation around the world. In particular, Gabe helps facilitate cooperation among networks of experts and institutions, coordinates the Center’s participation in policy fora, and assists with connectivity planning and implementation initiatives with international partners. For his Master’s
Head of Philanthropic Advisory Services, Foundation Source Seattle, Washington
Knowledge exchange, training, and assistance for your project and policy implementation Once a strategy, plan, or study is complete, the next challenge may be communicating findings to target audiences. Or perhaps a project goal is to increase capacity for action among a group of conservation professionals or other partners. NatureConnect includes educational training on
Assistant Lecturer at the College of African Wildlife Management Movement Ecologist and Wildlife Connectivity Expert Moshi-Kilimanjaro, Tanzania
Abigail brings her background in in project development and management in complex landscapes and research with inter-disciplinary teams in US and global contexts to the Center. She contributes to strategy, research, and project development to further the ability of industry, agency, nonprofit and community partners to forward on-the-ground habitat connectivity. Abigail has examined emerging practices
Integrating Connectivity into State Wildlife Action Plans (SWAPs): Threats, Actions, and Recommendations Ecological connectivity is crucial for biodiversity conservation and human well-being in an era of rapid change. Connectivity conservation involves removing barriers like roads and dams and conserving landscape features that facilitate species movement. It benefits both wildlife and humans by supporting ecosystem