Six Amazing Women of Conservation
Meet six amazing women of the conservation world, leading the way to a planet bursting with vibrant, resilient ecosystems!
Tag: Women's History Month
Women’s History Month: Sally Esposito & Jen Lape
For Women’s History Month, Sally Esposito, Director of Communications and Marketing for Island Conservation, reflects on a woman whose work and character inspire her. For Women’s History Month, I’m honored to share reflections on a colleague who inspires me—Island Conservation’s Deputy Director Jen Lape. From her origins of researching the ecology of coral reefs in graduate […]
Women’s History Month: Rochelle Newbold and Lynn Gape
In honor of Women’s History Month, Bahamas Program Manager Rochelle Newbold reflects on a woman whose work in conservation and leadership qualities inspire her. By: Rochelle Newbold It is rare for individuals to know with certainty that their work will have an impact. Often, we just go about our work and then at some point, well into the […]
Women’s History Month: Emily Heber & Rachel Carson
In honor of Women’s History Month, Emily Heber, Island Conservation Communications Specialist, reflects on a woman whose work inspires her to support the protection of endangered species. By: Emily Heber I do not have to look far to find women in science who embody what it means to make a difference in the world. These women are […]
Women’s History Month: Paula Castaño & Dr. Felicia B. Nutter
In honor of Women’s History Month, Restoration Specialist Paula Castaño reflects on a woman whose work inspires her to protect wildlife and advance conservation. By: Paula Castaño I have had the privilege of being surrounded by many amazing women in science throughout my career development. Each and every one of them has helped me become what I am […]