PROJECT PLANNING FOR WILDLIFE CONSERVATION
Learn how to develop an impact-focused conservation strategy for any type of conservation work
LEARN HOW TO
• Assess the current situation you are trying to change.
• Plan the impact you want to achieve.
• Plan the work you will carry out to achieve your impact.
• Adapt the strategy to your needs and situation.
• Define project success in terms of results, objectives, and indicators.
• Define project success in terms of results, objectives, and indicators.
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Exercises & quizzes
COURSE CONTENT
I was nervous going into this training, but I am so happy to have gained this knowledge that I can apply to my job search moving forward to get into the field of wildlife conservation.
— Kristina Hernandez
Among all the lessons, my take away is understanding the influences and behaviors that enable people to cause threats towards different biodiversity targets, and how to identify and assign interventions to achieve desired project impact.
— Saziso Moyo, Zambia
Engaging and informative, highly enjoyable!
— Caitlin Turner, UK
EARN YOUR CERTIFICATE
To earn your certificate, you will need to take and pass our exam. This will be a multiple choice exam. Earning your certificate in this way is important to demonstrate to yourself and others (e.g. employers) that you have attained a high standard in this key skill set.
However, the exam is nothing to worry about. If you need more time or any kind of additional support for the exam then the instructor is there to help. Most people pass first time and there is a free retake for anyone that doesn't.
Once you earn your certificate you will be added to our WildTeam global skills directory.
CPD CERTIFIED PROFESSIONAL TRAINING
Develop the skills to turn conservation ideas into clear, practical and achievable project plans. You will learn how to understand the conservation situation, define meaningful goals, identify the right activities and build a strong theory of change. Successfully completing the course awards 9 CPD hours, helping you demonstrate your commitment to improving your professional practice.
CPD stands for Continuing Professional Development. It is the ongoing process of building your knowledge, developing new skills and keeping your professional practice up to date throughout your career. Rather than learning stopping once you have completed your formal education, CPD encourages you to continue developing as your role, responsibilities and sector evolve.
CPD can take many forms, including training courses, workshops, conferences, webinars, mentoring and other structured learning activities. It gives professionals a way to reflect on the skills they already have, identify areas for development and take practical steps to improve their knowledge and performance.
Completing a CPD accredited course gives you a clear record of the structured learning you have undertaken. It can help you demonstrate your commitment to professional development to employers, professional bodies and potential clients, while also showing that you are actively investing in your skills and career.
For conservation professionals, CPD is particularly valuable because the sector is constantly changing. New approaches, tools, evidence and challenges continue to shape how conservation work is planned and delivered. By completing relevant professional development, you can strengthen your confidence, improve the way you work and apply new skills directly to real conservation projects.
CPD can take many forms, including training courses, workshops, conferences, webinars, mentoring and other structured learning activities. It gives professionals a way to reflect on the skills they already have, identify areas for development and take practical steps to improve their knowledge and performance.
Completing a CPD accredited course gives you a clear record of the structured learning you have undertaken. It can help you demonstrate your commitment to professional development to employers, professional bodies and potential clients, while also showing that you are actively investing in your skills and career.
For conservation professionals, CPD is particularly valuable because the sector is constantly changing. New approaches, tools, evidence and challenges continue to shape how conservation work is planned and delivered. By completing relevant professional development, you can strengthen your confidence, improve the way you work and apply new skills directly to real conservation projects.
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