Want to learn about wildlife, and the researchers who devote their lives to protecting them? Like adventure but don’t necessarily want to leave your house, or pajamas, to go on one? Well… The Staten Island Zoo’s Conservation Near & Far is just for you! Join us for a virtual meeting with conservation and wildlife researchers on the field! Grab your notebook, a cup of coffee, and have your questions in hand. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to meet the individuals spearheading the field of conservation, right now!

Building Career Bridges for Biologists Through Conservation Research

Dr. Tobias Landberg, PhD, Director of Research of Amphibian Foundation

Ever wondered how scientists get their start in the field? Looking for ways to get involved in research? Little to no experience in the field or knowledge about animals? Or maybe you just want to find some ways you can lend a helping hand? Well, all you need is the passion and drive to want to make a change.  

Join Dr. Landberg, Director of Research with the Amphibian Foundation who will be presenting new innovative programs which give students the opportunity to get into the field and contribute to research and conservation; all while adapting to the safety protocol necessary admits the global pandemic. Some programs include the new long-term Urban Ecology Research projects and The Conservation Research Bridge Program.   

The Amphibian Foundation is dedicated to connecting individuals, communities, and organizations to create and implement lasting solutions to the global amphibian extinction crisis. Providing many opportunities for all to get involved at various levels to help in maintaining their mission Do not miss this opportunity to speak with Dr. Landburg first-hand on ways to get involved in these programs and Amphibian Foundation. 

Q&A to follow. 

Zoom registration link will be included on your receipt.  Access link will eb sent immediately following your Zoom registration.