Information Session: Participant Perspectives and Projects (ELTI Certificate Program)
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Summary
Join us for a virtual information session February 11, 9:00am EST about ELTI's online certificate program, Tropical Forest Landscapes: Conservation, Restoration & Sustainable Use.
What is the program like? What do participants do in a typical week? What is the Capstone project? What are the program benefits? Get all of these questions and more answered in our upcoming information session. Meet a panel of past and current participants who will share their experiences in the program and with the Capstone project.
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Participant Panelists:
Alexia Leon, Co-director, Leonmarcial Arquitectos, Lima, Peru
- Program participant (2024-2025)
- Preliminary Capstone project: Mayo Project: Kichwa Forest Dynamics for community-based river landscape restoration in the Peruvian Andean Amazonia
Angelina Serwaa, Masters Student, Yale School of the Environment, Accra, Ghana
- Program alumna (2023-2024)
- Capstone project: Conservation and Restoration of Key Valued Flora Species in Atewa Range Forest Reserve, Ghana: A Comprehensive Biodiversity Offset Approach
Adrian Watson, CEO, Honai Beez Apiary and Technical Officer REDD+ and Climate Change, Forestry Department, Kingston, Jamaica
- Program alumnus (2023-2024)
- Capstone project: Tropical Restoration and Ecosystem Enrichment with Sustainable Tropical Beekeeping