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The call for Keynote and Plenary Speakers is now closed
The call for Keynote and Plenary Speakers is now closed
BirdsCaribbean is seeking nominations for Keynote and Plenary speakers for the 2019 Guadeloupe Conference.
BirdsCaribbean is seeking nominations for Keynote and Plenary speakers for the 2019 Guadeloupe Conference.
We are looking for influential, visionary academics and/or conservation leaders, who will share innovative work and inspiring ideas. The presentation should provide new insights and stimulate discussion that helps advance our shared goal of conserving the birds of the Caribbean and their habitats.
We are looking for influential, visionary academics and/or conservation leaders, who will share innovative work and inspiring ideas. The presentation should provide new insights and stimulate discussion that helps advance our shared goal of conserving the birds of the Caribbean and their habitats.
Prospective speakers should:
Prospective speakers should:
- Be experts in their field
- Be experts in their field
- Understand the purpose of our conference and be able to convey information and a message that will resonate with our delegates
- Understand the purpose of our conference and be able to convey information and a message that will resonate with our delegates
- Have good public speaking skills (e.g., charismatic, passionate, etc.)
- Have good public speaking skills (e.g., charismatic, passionate, etc.)
- We are especially looking for speakers that will address the conference theme in some way
- We are especially looking for speakers that will address the conference theme in some way
Any number of topics may be addressed but they should be relate to the region’s ecology and biodiversity, particularly birds. Presentations should address a conservation challenge(s) and propose or describe technological advances, new research, or exciting community engagement or outreach programs that provide solutions to these challenges.
Any number of topics may be addressed but they should be relate to the region’s ecology and biodiversity, particularly birds. Presentations should address a conservation challenge(s) and propose or describe technological advances, new research, or exciting community engagement or outreach programs that provide solutions to these challenges.
Speakers and their topics from previous BirdsCaribbean Conferences can be found at the links below:
Speakers and their topics from previous BirdsCaribbean Conferences can be found at the links below:
(2013) Grenada: https://sites.google.com/site/scscbmeeting2013/meeting-report
(2013) Grenada: https://sites.google.com/site/scscbmeeting2013/meeting-report
(2011) Bahamas: https://sites.google.com/site/scscbmeeting2011/home/program
(2011) Bahamas: https://sites.google.com/site/scscbmeeting2011/home/program
Nominations for Keynote and Plenary speakers should be emailed directly to Justin Proctor at justin.proctor@birdscaribbean.org
Nominations for Keynote and Plenary speakers should be emailed directly to Justin Proctor at justin.proctor@birdscaribbean.org
Please include the individual's contact information, a brief statement explaining why he/she would be a strong speaker for this conference, and links to any relevant professional accomplishments, including CV, publications, videos of speeches, etc.
Please include the individual's contact information, a brief statement explaining why he/she would be a strong speaker for this conference, and links to any relevant professional accomplishments, including CV, publications, videos of speeches, etc.
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