Conservation Leadership in the Caribbean (CLiC) Fellows Program Participant Application |
CLiC Application 2017
Form must be completed and submitted with resume by
5pm USA Eastern Time on Tuesday January 31st, 2017
The CLiC Fellows Program (May 2017-November 2018) helps jump-start early career conservation professionals through a combination of skills training, networking opportunities and the completion of a leadership conservation initiative that provides real benefits to imperiled species, ecosystems and landscapes in the Wider-Caribbean Region (WCR) . CLiC training addresses a long-standing need for competent leaders from the WCR in the international conservation field who are equipped with a full set of skills to launch well-rounded and successful conservation programs and build successful leadership careers in environmental conservation professions.
Successful applicants in this competitive fellowship process are citizens of the WCR, have worked in the natural resources conservation field for at least three years and plan to work at least 15 additional years (preferably in the Caribbean region), can commit to devoting at least 10-12 hours per month to a CLiC conservation project, and can fully participate in all online and in-person training courses/workshops/modules. In-person training requires accepted participants to travel and work for approximately 20 days divided into two estimated ten-day periods. Your employer (or current academic advisor if you are a student) must endorse this application with her/his signature on the form found on the CLiC website and submitted via email along with your CV and one letter of reference to complete this application.
Candidates from under-represented groups in conservation are strongly encouraged to apply.
Accepted applicants will be notified by March 15th, 2017.
Notice: Because major funding for this project is from the United States, this project cannot accept applicants from any mainland U.S.A, its territories (Puerto Rico, U.S. Virgin Islands) or from the island of Cuba.
Please email questions, CVs and employer/advisor endorsement forms to conservationcaribbean@gmail.com
5pm USA Eastern Time on Tuesday January 31st, 2017
The CLiC Fellows Program (May 2017-November 2018) helps jump-start early career conservation professionals through a combination of skills training, networking opportunities and the completion of a leadership conservation initiative that provides real benefits to imperiled species, ecosystems and landscapes in the Wider-Caribbean Region (WCR) . CLiC training addresses a long-standing need for competent leaders from the WCR in the international conservation field who are equipped with a full set of skills to launch well-rounded and successful conservation programs and build successful leadership careers in environmental conservation professions.
Successful applicants in this competitive fellowship process are citizens of the WCR, have worked in the natural resources conservation field for at least three years and plan to work at least 15 additional years (preferably in the Caribbean region), can commit to devoting at least 10-12 hours per month to a CLiC conservation project, and can fully participate in all online and in-person training courses/workshops/modules. In-person training requires accepted participants to travel and work for approximately 20 days divided into two estimated ten-day periods. Your employer (or current academic advisor if you are a student) must endorse this application with her/his signature on the form found on the CLiC website and submitted via email along with your CV and one letter of reference to complete this application.
Candidates from under-represented groups in conservation are strongly encouraged to apply.
Accepted applicants will be notified by March 15th, 2017.
Notice: Because major funding for this project is from the United States, this project cannot accept applicants from any mainland U.S.A, its territories (Puerto Rico, U.S. Virgin Islands) or from the island of Cuba.
Please email questions, CVs and employer/advisor endorsement forms to conservationcaribbean@gmail.com