01/10/12 - 05/10/12

This course has been designed for mid to senior level conservation professionals responsible for the management of endangered species and habitat conservation projects.

By drawing on the principles of project management theory and the practice of project delivery within the conservation world, the course equips you with the knowledge and problem-solving skills you need to run your own conservation projects.

What is the course content?

The course consists of a balance of lectures, practical activities, problem-solving sessions and whole group seminars. Sessions will include:
• Planning conservation projects
• Monitoring and measuring progress towards achieving goals
• Creating, motivating and managing teams

Who will lead the course?

The course will be led by Dr Simon Black, Durrell Institute for Conservation and Ecology (DICE) at the University of Kent. Simon has nearly 20 years experience in business and education as both a manager and consultant, working in Europe and the USA. His research has been published internationally in both mainstream management and conservation journals. Staff from ITC will be facilitating the course with guest lectures being given by international experts in the field of conservation project management.

How will you benefit?

On completion of the course you will be equipped to establish and manage captive populations and breeding programmes for some of the world's most threatened amphibians. Contacts you will make will form an invaluable network to support you in your efforts. All participants receive a Durrell Certificate of Attendance.

Where will the course be run?

The course will be based at the International Training Centre at Durrell's headquarters in Jersey, Channel Islands. 

For further course course details, please click here.

How much will it cost?

The course will cost £700 (discounted to £560 if paid at least 8 weeks in advance). Optional full board on-site accommodation is available for a further £210 for six nights.
 

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