Conservation Psychology
Often in this field, the species that turn out to be the most difficult to understand can be our own. Well-intentioned initiatives can fail, or results can be negatively impacted, when communication and collaboration between stakeholder groups with very different motivations, perspectives and experiences is hampered by misunderstandings and conflict.
I have an academic background in the psychology of environmental risk, including collaborative and participatory processes. I have been a keynote speaker at biodiversity conservation conferences (for example, The Blue Earth Summit) in behaviour change. I am also a guest lecturer in conservation psychology, and have lectured at a number of UK universities including The University of Leeds, the University of Hull, and the University of the Highlands and Islands.
I am on the specialist advisory team for Conservation without Borders and have supported Sacha Dench in her work in conservation practice and as a UN Ambassador for Migratory Species.
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With Sacha Dench at the Jivdaya Charitable Trust Animal Hospital in Ahmedabad, India, during our attendance at the COP13 (Conference of the Parties) to the UN Convention on Migratory Species

Dame Jane Goodall