Workshops & Courses

Click the blue links below to see further details on pending workshops and courses. Schedules are subject to change. Selection availability is dependent on attendance.

WS1:  The Whale Shark as a flag for the scientific and educational integration of the Americas and Caribbean for conservation.

WS2: Linking Livelihoods, Citizen Science and Conservation: A Practical Approach. (The previously required fee has been removed from this course)

WS3: Building Climate Resilience into Caribbean Forest Resources Management and Associated Livelihoods.

WS4: Basic Geographic Information System for Conservation Biologists. This course is now filled. 

WS5: Speaking the Truth: Addressing communication challenges between scientists, regional collaborators, and policymakers in conservation science

WS6: International Year of the Reef TT: Chasing Coral

WS7: A Stakeholder - Focused Reflection of the Macaw trade on Trinidad.

WS8: Assessing and Using the Proposed Guidelines for Interacting with Faith-Based Leaders and Communities in Conservation Research and Practice Projects.

WS9: The Role of Education in Conservation, and the Establishment and Enforcement of Species Specific Sanctuaries and Targeted Marine Protected Areas

WS10: Women in Nature Network

WS11: Roads, road planning and roadless areas: Challenge for wildlife conservation and connectivity.

Post Congress sessions

WS12: Basic Geographic Information System for Conservation Biologists Continued. This course is now filled. 

WS13: Short course on the theory and practice of Tropical E Atlantic sponge (Porifera) identification.