Thank you to everyone who made our 2025 webinar series a success! We couldn’t have done it without such great guest speakers and engaged participants.
You can check out this past year’s recordings on our YouTube Channel here.
We hope you’ll join us for our 2026 webinar series starting in January!
On the last Thursday of the month (Jan – Oct) from 3-4pm MT, we’ll be hosting free monthly webinars on various conservation communication topics.
This year we’re asking participants to register for each individual month you’d like to participate instead of one registration all at once – so click through the month’s link to register and hold space in your calendar now!
Free Webinars
January 1/29 – Learn insights from the collaborative campaign #NatureForAll
February 2/26 – Collaborative Messaging Development
March 3/26
April 4/30
May 5/28
June 6/25
July 7/30
August 8/27
September 9/24
October 10/29
Our Next In-Person Training Opportunity!
After the WCCN’s conference, join us for a two-day workshop on collaborative campaign development.
SAVE THE DATE
Thurs-Friday May 21-22th, 2026!
When we collaborate with other organizations, we enhance our abilities to cut through the noise and make our stories heard, amplifying our messages so that our communications efforts are more effective. But, coordinating multiple partners with different goals to produce a common communications product or outcome is not a straightforward process.
Join us to learn how to identify and to leverage the strengths of other organizations, collaboratively strategize and develop messaging that transcends silos, and work together toward maximum communications impact.
This workshop would be great for teams who are already working together, or communications professionals who are interested in helping start a large comms campaign with partner organizations.
Please complete this interest form to express your interest and ability to participate in our in-person Workshop. We will be hosting this workshop May 21-22 in Fort Collins, Colorado, tagging onto the end of the Western Collaborative Conservation Network (WCCN)’s biennial event Confluence for those who will already be traveling for this conference.
This workshop will be a stand-alone event, although greatly benefited by many partners coming together for the WCCN Confluence.
We are currently seeking sponsors to help reduce participant costs – please let us know if you have an interest and ability to support conservation storytellers in growing their skills and developing collaborative content!
If you have any questions about this workshop, please contact Nicole Reese (Nicole@Crowd-Conservation.org) for more details. Registration will open by the end of February for the May workshop.
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