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At , women are leading vital work in bird conservation - conducting research, engaging communities, & shaping policies. Their work is driving real change, but gender barriers persist across science & conservation as a whole.

This International Women’s Day, we celebrate women driving change & inspiring the next generation of conservationists. Who inspires you? Share their story below & help us recognize the incredible contributions of women in conservation!

Eight Women scientists working in different ways. Text is Happy International Women's Day! Who inspires you? #IWD2025
Laura Irvine, Director, Ontario Programs presents to a group at an outdoor event.
Kelsey Butler, Director, Atlantic and Québec speaks at the Newfoundland Breeding Bird Atlas celebration
Amie MacDonald, Motus Manager - Migration Science, checks the health of a shorebird before banding it and adding a Motus Wildlife Tracking tag. This project involved nighttime banding.
Mar 08, 2025, 07:39 PM·Public·Web
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