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Just a reminder that over here at LC, we want to represent each and every one of you. I see you lurkers!
***NEW WEDNESDAY BLOG!!!***
Sending love to anyone that's recently had their career hearts broken by Covid. It's not your fault or a reflection on you that your plans changed and I'm sending so much love and support your way during this time. Trust me, this latest lockdown is gracing me with many existential crises too and you're definitely not alone 💚💪🌱
Just a PSA for those who didn't see my story, How to Conserve Conservationists will only be available on online bookshelves until late September- so get yourself a copy while you can!
***NEW WEDNESDAY BLOG!!!***
What perplexes you about the conservation industry the most?
Being a conservationist is pretty un-glamorous these days. It consists of a lot of unlearning helicopter tourism and the need for travel and re-learning the importance of First Nations conservationists and incorporating culture into our work. It's about understanding that not everyone is in a privileged position to be able to volunteer for years on end and that conservation projects often lack diversity for this reason. It's about embracing and sharing small changes instead of showcasing that others need to be all in and perfect in their sustainable efforts. Most importantly, being a conservationist is learning to value ourselves and finding the worth we were never afforded by others. Every day is a new learning experience, but worth it for the positive future of our industry 💚🌱💪
As Bruce Pascoe says, we may have said sorry, but we never said thank you.

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