IUCN and UNIL regularly collaborate on courses…
Conservation Career Day is an annual event, coordinated by the Faculty of Biology and Medicine, providing students with a rare opportunity to interact with conservation practitioners. IUCN staff and commission members regularly speak at this even.
Nature Conservation is taught in the Faculty of Geosciences and Environment and IUCN. It includes field trips to the Lavaux UNESCO world heritage site and IUCN Headquarters and a focus on conservation tools and issues from the biological and social sciences.
Environmental and Social Safeguards is taught in the Faculty of Geosciences and Environment. It teaches practical application of the IUCN project environmental and social safeguard standard to real conservation and development projects. IUCN speakers and instructors regularly feature in this course.
The Transdisciplinary Conservation Summer School, co-taught by the Faculty of Geosciences and Environment and the Faculty of Biology and Medicine, in 2021 will focus on species conservation, bringing together the expertise of the IUCN Species Survival Commission and UNIL professors.
- A Recap of the 2nd Official IUCN Leader’s Forum (11-13 October 2023)
Written by Samantha Sithole (IGD, UNIL). 10 November 2023. Entering the CICG (International Conference Centre Geneva) was exciting for me,… - IUCN Summer School 2022: Transdisciplinary Nature Conservation from Evaluation to Practice
Written by Julie Fahy (University of Applied Sciences and Arts – Western Switzerland / University of Geneva, Switzerland) Melissa Hernández-Poveda…