NLMentorship Program (Mentors and Mentees)
Wild Animal InitiativeWorldwide
Farmed animal welfareCampaigns and advocacyResearchCommunications and outreach
Why this is on the board
Research into wild animal welfare concerns by far the majority of animals on earth, yet it still has very few researchers worldwide. In a field this small, every new researcher who finds their way faster thanks to a mentor counts for a lot. As a mentor, you pass on your knowledge to someone who can build on it for years.
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About the role
Pairs experienced wild animal welfare researchers (mentors) with newer researchers (mentees) to build skills and networks. Includes regular mentor–mentee meetings, peer networking, program and leadership training, and funding for collaborations.
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