Conservation International (CI) offers the Indigenous Leaders Conservation Fellowship to leaders from indigenous and traditional peoples. The topic for 2016-2017 is “How conservation efforts can contribute to the realization and/or strengthening of indigenous peoples’ rights to their resources.” Applicants must be members of indigenous or traditional communities, preferably with links to an indigenous organization at the national/regional level. There are no limitations by age, gender, or education. The fellowship is valued at US$8 thousand, and lasts for seven months. The application deadline is 30 September 2016.
Conservation International (CI) offers the Indigenous Leaders Conservation Fellowship to leaders from indigenous and traditional peoples. The topic for 2016-2017 is “How conservation efforts can contribute to the realization and/or strengthening of indigenous peoples’ rights to their resources.” Applicants must be members of indigenous or traditional communities, preferably with links to an indigenous organization at the national/regional level. There are no limitations by age, gender, or education. The fellowship is valued at US$8 thousand, and lasts for seven months. The application deadline is 30 September 2016.