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Despite facing barriers to their work, women continue to transform how we empower communities, manage natural resources, navigate human/wildlife conflicts, and educate the next generation of stewards. Photo by South African Tourism.
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Today, women around the world are changing the trajectory of conservation. As the fate of so many species and habitats hangs in balance, women are rising to meet global challenges through collaboration, compassion, and courage. Research shows that conservation projects achieve better results when they involve women in decision-making. Yet, obstacles such as gender bias, discrimination, harassment, inequity in pay, cultural constraints, and violence remain prevalent.

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