ECNC’s certified training courses
Not to miss the opportunity to register for ECNC’s certified training courses on:
1. Action Planning for Biodiversity – A training package for participative action planning
2. How to plan for Nature – A training package for local biodiversity planning
Action Planning for Biodiversity – A training package for participative action planning
15 to 17 January 2013, Tilburg, The Netherlands
There is a 10% reduction for “Early birds” who register before 21 December 2012
You will learn:
- How to implement a participative approach for developing action plans for biodiversity.
- Key facilitation skills.
- Techniques and tools for involving people in action planning and other processes which require stakeholder participation.
How to plan for Nature – A training package for local biodiversity planning
29 to 31 January 2013, Tilburg, The Netherlands
There is a 10% reduction for “Early birds” who register before 21 December 2012
You will learn:
- How to recognize opportunities for biodiversity in local plans and projects.
- How to transform these opportunities into concrete ideas and proposals.
- How to clearly explain the importance of biodiversity and ecosystem services to a variety of audiences.
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ECNC’s has 20 years’ experience of delivering high-quality training and capacity building across Europe. Our trainers have both theoretical knowledge and practical experience acquired in real projects (setting up management plans, developing local biodiversity action plans, etc). We apply a “learning by doing” approach, using a variety of facilitation techniques.
Both training courses consist of the following elements:
- Printed materials, illustrated with many cases of good practice.
- Lectures: deepening your insight in the subject matter in a highly interactive way.
- Exercises: using knowledge based facilitation and putting acquired knowledge and experience together in exercises simulating real-life situations and solving biodiversity planning challenges in small groups.
We suggest early booking because of limited spaces available.