Past courses
Negotiating Coexistence is a new, specialized course launched in 2024 which focuses fully on conflict resolution and negotiation skills in the field of biodiversity conservation.
Negotiating Coexistence: pilot course
(Denver, Colorado)
Course for conservation professionals working on human-wildlife coexistence in western USA, hosted by Denver Zoological Society, March 2024
Workshop for Diplomats: Conflicts in Biodiversity Conservation (Oxford)
Masters of Diplomatic Studies workshop on conflicts in biodiversity policy implementation, each Hilary Term at University of Oxford (since 2024)
Feedback from past Negotiating Coexistence courses
Negotiating Coexistence (Denver, Colorado)
Hosted by Denver Zoological Society, March 2024
"This course was so thought-provoking and informative! Excellent, thank you!"
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"I thought this was a great course! As someone who is relatively new to the conservation field but planning to spend my career working in this field I think I can take what I’ve learned and apply it to current and future situations in a way I wouldn’t have done before. Thanks so much for hosting this course and creating the content!"
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"The chance to apply exercises to real scenarios I/other people are working on and discuss the issues with others was very helpful! It also felt like it would be easy to scale a lot of the concepts as necessary and apply them to a variety of situations."
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"I really appreciated the mix of presentation and interaction and letting us play with/practice the methods. I also enjoyed the casual/flexible timing that allowed us to adjust the schedule if we needed to dig further into topics."