New Horizons in Conservation: Registration Scholarships Still Available
The New Horizons in Conservation Conference is offering registration scholarships until March 31st or until all funds have been allocated so that everyone has access to this important event regardless of their financial situation!
Feb. 28, 2023 5:57PM
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New Haven, CT – The New Horizons in Conservation Conference is offering registration scholarships to help make the event accessible to everyone. This annual conference brings together conservationists, environmental activists, and sustainability advocates from around the world to discuss and explore new ways of protecting our planet. The conference is being held virtually this year on April 8-10th and will feature keynote speakers, interactive workshops, panel discussions, networking opportunities, and more. Attendees will gain insight into current conservation initiatives and strategies for a more sustainable future. The scholarship program was created to provide financial assistance for those who would otherwise be unable to attend due to cost constraints. Scholarships are available on a first-come-first-serve basis until March 31st or until all funds have been allocated. Those interested can apply online at www.newhorizonsinconversationconference.org/scholarship/. “We believe that everyone should have access to this important event regardless of their financial situation," said Rebecca Lee, founder of the New Horizons in Conservation Conference. "We want people from all walks of life to be able to participate in this conversation about how we can protect our planet." This year's conference focuses on environmental justice issues such as climate change mitigation efforts, green energy solutions, water conservation practices, land use management strategies, wildlife protection initiatives and much more. It is an opportunity for professionals from all sectors—government agencies, non-profits organizations and private businesses—to come together with a shared goal of preserving our natural resources for generations to come.