Punch Above Your Weight Mali Elephant Conservation Drођ Susan canney tells the story of the mali elephant project to demonstrate how shifting your perspective opens up new possibilities for transforming an impossi. Susan canney tells the story of the mali elephant project to demonstrate how shifting your perspective opens up new possibilities for transforming an impossible situation. by being willing to not know and let go of assumptions, at the same time as doing everything to understand and respect all aspects of the situation, a better way opens up.
Saving юааmaliюабтащs Migrating Desert юааelephantsюаб тау Colette Weil Parrinello Dr susan canney. director of the mali elephant project (wild foundation and the international conservation fund of canada) research associate at the department of zoology, university of oxford. member, uk and mali. susan canney has worked on a variety of nature conservation projects across africa, asia and europe, in research, strategic. Key personnel for this program are project leader dr. susan canney of oxford, u.k., wild president vance martin, and our team in mali. wild began working in the gourma area of mali since 2003, and with save the elephants studied the gourma elephants and their range, migrations and conservation needs. Dr susan canney, the wild foundation international conservation fund of canada department of zoology, university of oxford. this iconic population of around 550 elephants has survived through an annual migration to cope with the widely dispersed and variable nature of the gourma’s resources, but recent drought and increasing human impact are. Dr susan canney. research associate. research interests. publications. contact details. these are centred on conservation biology and the use of spatial techniques for: understanding human impact on (and interaction with) ecosystems and wildlife. resolving human wildlife conflict.
Susan Canney Managing Hwc In The Sahel Of Central Mali The Mali Dr susan canney, the wild foundation international conservation fund of canada department of zoology, university of oxford. this iconic population of around 550 elephants has survived through an annual migration to cope with the widely dispersed and variable nature of the gourma’s resources, but recent drought and increasing human impact are. Dr susan canney. research associate. research interests. publications. contact details. these are centred on conservation biology and the use of spatial techniques for: understanding human impact on (and interaction with) ecosystems and wildlife. resolving human wildlife conflict. Susan canney has co authored a recently published book on conservation for cambridge university press, and tells the story of the mali elephant project in a 10 minute tedx talk called punch above. Susan canney is the director of the mali elephant project, having worked on a variety of nature conservation projects in africa, asia and europe, and as a research officer at the green college centre for environmental policy & understanding.
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