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Deadline: January 15, 2025
The African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) Charles R. Wall Conservation Leadership & Management Fellowship provides a unique opportunity for young African conservationists to develop leadership and management skills while contributing to critical conservation efforts across Africa.
The African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) launched the Charles R. Wall Conservation Leadership & Management Fellowship to empower young African professionals committed to advancing conservation and sustainable development on the continent. The fellowship is designed to address Africa’s conservation challenges by equipping future leaders with the necessary skills and resources to implement impactful solutions. Participants engage in immersive learning experiences, mentorship, and practical projects focused on wildlife conservation, community engagement, and sustainable development.
Benefits
- Leadership Development: Tailored training in conservation leadership and management.
- Mentorship: Guidance from seasoned AWF professionals and conservation experts.
- Field Experience: Hands-on participation in conservation projects across Africa.
- Networking Opportunities: Connect with a global community of conservation practitioners and organizations.
- Stipend: Financial support to cover program-related expenses.
- Career Advancement: Opportunity to work on transformative initiatives and gain valuable professional experience.
SEE ALSO: UNICEF Youth Foresight Fellowship 2025
Eligibility Criteria
- Applicants must be citizens of an African country.
- Hold a bachelor’s degree or higher in conservation, environmental science, wildlife management, or related fields.
- Demonstrate a strong commitment to conservation and sustainable development.
- Proven leadership experience or potential.
- Fluent in English (proficiency in other languages is an asset).
Application Process and Documents Required
- Online Application: Complete the form on the AWF website.
- Resume/CV: Detailed professional and academic background.
- Personal Statement: Highlight your conservation experience, leadership skills, and vision for Africa’s wildlife.
- Letters of Recommendation: Two references from academic or professional mentors.
- Supporting Documents: Certificates and proof of academic qualifications.
Deadline: Submit your application by 15th January 2025.
