Thank you for a very inspiring and informative interview. It has made me feel a little more positive about the future, as I was becoming quite despondent that very few appreciated what needs to be done to improve biodiversity and carbon capture. How do you encourage the universities to teach the next generation of conservationists in the knowledge that you describe above?
Absolutely. I’ve been looking at masters programmes in conservation and from what I can tell, most don’t seem to be taking this on board in their taught modules. I did however find a MSc in Land Restoration and Conservation which seemed very exciting and innovative.
Thank you for a very inspiring and informative interview. It has made me feel a little more positive about the future, as I was becoming quite despondent that very few appreciated what needs to be done to improve biodiversity and carbon capture. How do you encourage the universities to teach the next generation of conservationists in the knowledge that you describe above?
Absolutely. I’ve been looking at masters programmes in conservation and from what I can tell, most don’t seem to be taking this on board in their taught modules. I did however find a MSc in Land Restoration and Conservation which seemed very exciting and innovative.
Excellent interview on the back of an excellent book. So much good sense, let’s hope that Restore is successful. Can’t wait.