Conservation Conversations is a monthly series that brings people together to talk about wolves, wild places, and the complexity of conservation.
We’re not here to lecture, we’re here to listen, share, and think out loud together. These live sessions invite diverse voices into a shared space where curiosity leads, compassion is welcome, and no one has to have all the answers. Whether you’re new to the topic or deeply involved in the field, there’s room for you in the conversation.
Each session explores real-world challenges through multiple perspectives and offers space to explore both common ground and productive tension. By prioritizing dialogue over debate, we help foster the kind of understanding that leads to more thoughtful conservation practices and deeper human connection.
We approach conservation through connection – to animals, to each other, and to shared environments. We recognize that topics like species conservation often spark passionate support, resistance, or confusion. That’s why Conservation Conversations creates a welcoming space for exploration across that spectrum with three guiding principles that shape every session we host. These aren’t just ideas, they’re the foundation of how we create connection, foster learning, and invite curiosity into the world of conservation.
We start with what makes us care – the stories, moments, and experiences that help people feel something real about the wild world around them.
This is a space for honest, thoughtful dialogue where questions are welcome, and no one has to have it all figured out.
By listening to voices from all walks of life, we explore the many ways people understand and interact with nature…together.
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