Show Notes
In the latest Ecology Podcast, alumni committee member of the EDGE network Dr Trisha Gopalakrishna chats with Dr Robyn James about the challenges and strategies to tackle gender (in)equity in environmental conservation at the project or program level across multiple sectors.
We thank Robyn for taking the time out to discuss these issues and direct everyone to her rich research that spans gender and environmental conservation: https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=HL-gu8MAAAAJ&hl=en&oi=ao. Robyn is open to being contacted about new research, opportunities, advice and guidance on all things gender and environmental conservation!
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