Carol Goland, Executive Director of the Ohio Ecological Food and Farm Association (OEFFA) since 2004, is trained as an ecological anthropologist. She has conducted research on traditional agricultural systems in
ICL’s staff pick their favorite books on leadership for this summer. Deep Diversity: Overcoming Us vs. Them by Shakil Choudhury Recommended by Dianne Russell To fuel our needed work to
ICL was proud to facilitate the National Wildlife Federation’s first Women in Conservation Leadership Summit, a gathering which seeks to foster, empower, and develop women leaders within the conservation community.
Kevin Brubaker, ICL Board Vice Chair and Treasurer, and alumni of ICL’s Executive Leadership Program, recently discussed the importance of building the capacity of leaders in the conservation field. In a recent
Join fellow conservation leaders to deepen your leadership practice skills, learn new approaches, share perspectives and build your network. Mark your calendar for ICL’s newest leadership development program, Renewing Your
Cyn Sarthou talks with us about her role as the first Executive Director of the Gulf Restoration Network and tells a compelling story of the value of Executive Leadership, particularly her experience with ICL’s
A New Leadership Development Program for Alumni Ten Institute for Conservation Leadership (ICL) program alumni gathered virtually over the course of two days to talk about the major issues that
One of the Institute’s core values is we firmly believe we are all better when we work collaboratively. This podcast elevates that belief. We are proud to share a conversation
As the Institute continues our series of podcasts – Conversations about Leadership, Strategy, and Collaboration, we’re happy to introduce you to a conversation we had with Flip Hagood as he was
In the fall of 2015, the Institute for Conservation Leadership, with support from the Charles Stewart Mott Foundation, conducted a study to better understand the current state of leadership development and