Capacity Development
Understanding, conserving, and sustainably managing the diversity of life on Earth requires training at many levels — from academics and professionals to students and community leaders — and forging partnerships to strengthen conservation around the globe.
Network of Conservation Educators and Practitioners (NCEP)
The Network of Conservation Educators and Practitioners (NCEP) is a global initiative of the Center for Biodiversity and Conservation at the American Museum of Natural History that seeks to develop the human capacity needed to sustain the Earth’s diversity.
Partnerships for Community Involvement in Conservation
Developing the capacity of partner institutions for training and outreach, and increasing the level of community involvement and benefit from conservation.
Enhancing Diversity in Conservation Science
Advancing the representation of historically underrepresented cultural groups in the field of conservation biology.
International Graduate Student Fellows
A multidisciplinary course of study for master’s and doctoral students so they can address conservation issues in their home countries.
Internships
The Center for Biodiversity and Conservation offers exciting learning opportunities through internships.