Ram Hattikudur Advanced Training in Conservation
Vision
A community of career conservationists to lead the world into restoring wildlife.
Highlights of Ram Hattikudur ATC (Batch 2023-24)
Selected RHATC Fellows 2023-24 Batch
Unveiling the Ram Hattikudur Advanced Trainingin Conservation Fellows 2023-2024!.
Gist
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A four-month integrated course.
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Three and half months residential in-house training.
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15 days practical field-based challenges.
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Residential course based in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu.
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Fully or partially funded fellows.
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Bridging academics and conservation realities.
Course
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Principles of conservation biology.
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Conservation ethics.
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Tools and techniques in conservation.
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National and international conservation policies.
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Dynamics of conservation GOs & NGOs.
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Systematic education & outreach techniques.
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Prioritising conservation actions.
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Scientific and popular communication skills.
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Fund-raising and associated skills.
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Skill sets for a startup.
Outcome
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Resolve a conservation challenge.
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Develop skill sets in assessments and planning.
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Exposure to real-time conservation needs.
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A window into conservation NGOs.
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Potential opportunities for internship.
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Potential job opportunities with
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Pursuing conservation careers
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Potential to start your own organization.
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Exposure to experts in the field.
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Develop leadership skills.
Highlights of Ram Hattikudur ATC (Batch 2022-23)
Inaugural, 12 October 2022
RHATC 22-23: The inaugural of the Ram Hattikudur Advanced Training in Conservation by Zoo Outreach Organization. Welcoming 10 new Fellows. An exciting 4 months ahead of us all.
Inaugural, 12 October 2022
RHATC 22-23: The inaugural of the Ram Hattikudur Advanced Training in Conservation by Zoo Outreach Organization. Welcoming 10 new Fellows. An exciting 4 months ahead of us all.
Highlights of Ram Hattikudur ATC (Batch 2021-22)
12 October 2021
The Ram Hattikudur Advanced Training in Conservation (RHATC) Course begins at Zoo Outreach Organization. 10 Fellows, 4 months, young leaders, conservation careers. In honour of Sally R. Walker on her 78th birthday and in memory of Ram Hattikudur, this in-house programme started off with an introduction to Ram's life and a brief history of Sally's contributions to wildlife conservation by Sanjay Molur, whose dream of 25 years comes to life.
Celebrating Sally Walker by launching the first batch of the 4-month advanced training in conservation course. Our fellows learning about her wonderful adventurous life in wildlife conservation.
The SWCF & 3C Programme
Sally Walker, the founder of Zoo Outreach Organisation, was a visionary and influencer in the field of zoos and wildlife conservation. Her contributions led to many radical changes to the way zoos are looked at. Her works on the good zoo - bad zoo partnership established guidelines the world over through the World Association of Zoos and Aquariums.
Sally worked tirelessly to promote wildlife conservation in the field establishing various taxonomic networks, assessing multiple species & ecosystems, and developing plans. Sally’s contributions impacted the way education and outreach was looked at. She developed unique styles of communicating science for conservation and her legacy is still carried forward in varied programs in scientific publications, citizen science, human-wildlife coexistence, zoos, among others. She was an inspiration to the world, and promoted young talent constantly by providing facilities, support, and building capacity.
In honoring and carrying out Sally’s vision, Zoo Outreach Organisation has established the Sally Walker Conservation Fund. ZOO seeks your help and contribution to this Conservation Fund to continue her legacy.
If you would like to contribute to our capacity programmes click here
To know more about Zooreach's history in building capacity click here.
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