Earn your TREC Supervision Certification and leave this three-part virtual training with a strong foundation in the essential practices and skills every supervisor needs to succeed.
How can I wield and use power in a complex social setting? We’ll explore power within the workplace by orienting to some helpful frames for recognizing and interpreting its expression then root into some principles for what its ethical usage can entail.
In this practical webinar, we'll explore one of the most common sources of tension in nonprofit organizations: confusion about the respective roles of boards and staff.
Earn your TREC Supervision Certification and leave this three-part virtual training with a strong foundation in the essential practices and skills every supervisor needs to succeed.
What does it take to move beyond consultation and build conservation partnerships with Indigenous Peoples that are grounded in trust, respect, and fundamental human rights? This webinar introduces the principles of Free, Prior, and Informed Consent (FPIC).
Drop in for real-time, on-the-spot consulting designed to sharpen your campaign strategy. Whether you're looking to brainstorm new tactics, troubleshoot challenges, make the most of an emergent opportunity, learn from your peers, or explore TREC's campaign strategy resources, this is your space to get a creative and strategic boost. No agenda required - questions, pickles, conundrums and opportunities invited!
Drop in for real-time, on-the-spot consulting designed to sharpen your campaign strategy. Whether you're looking to brainstorm new tactics, troubleshoot challenges, make the most of an emergent opportunity, learn from your peers, or explore TREC's campaign strategy resources, this is your space to get a creative and strategic boost. No agenda required - questions, pickles, conundrums and opportunities invited!
Drop in for real-time, on-the-spot consulting designed to sharpen your campaign strategy. Whether you're looking to brainstorm new tactics, troubleshoot challenges, make the most of an emergent opportunity, learn from your peers, or explore TREC's campaign strategy resources, this is your space to get a creative and strategic boost. No agenda required - questions, pickles, conundrums and opportunities invited!
Join a panel of experienced leaders in government affairs, conservation advocacy, and rural political organizing to explore what the U.S. midterm elections could mean for conservation and community-based land stewardship. Panelists will share insights on emerging strategies, how to prioritize limited resources, and which political and policy levers may be most effective in the years ahead. Participants will leave with a clearer sense of how to focus their efforts and navigate what lies ahead.
Through conversation, self-reflection, and interactive exercises, we'll focus on bringing humanity into leadership — creating permission for leaders to acknowledge struggles and burnout. Our goal is that you leave with a trail map to the joy and grace you deserve, a good laugh in your belly, a campfire of validation, and a strong tailwind as you carry forward.
