On-Demand: Some animals use camouflage to disguise their appearance and blend in seamlessly to their surroundings while others use bright colors and bold patterns to warn off predators. In this webinar, join our friends from Project WILD to learn about these amazing animals.
Grasslands are one of the most common habitat types in the world and one of the most threatened. An opportunity exists for corporations to manage privately owned grasslands in nature-friendly ways that will realize multiple values for many stakeholders, including benefits to climate change mitigation and adaptation, stormwater run-off, cost savings and aesthetics. DOWNLOAD
On-Demand: Pollinators like butterflies, bees, and hummingbirds are a very important part of ecosystems around the world. Join our friends from the Arizona Science Center to find out about the pollinators that exist all around us and what kinds of activities you can do to learn more about them.
On-Demand: Animals can be beautiful and fun to watch. They can also be weird and surprising! Join WHC staff on this webinar and learn about the cool tricks animals do to help them survive in the wild.
On-Demand: This webinar will focus on items that have the biggest impact on the overall strength of a certification application. Using real-life examples, we will present some of the key areas that can strengthen certification applications to improve scores and best capture your on-the-ground work.
On-Demand: Did you know your backyard can be home for all sorts of animals like birds and butterflies? Join us on this free webinar to learn why native plants are so good for nature and easy things you can do at home to make a difference.
On-Demand: This webinar will cover the basics of WHC Conservation Certification, the website and application process. We’ll review what you need to know to successfully apply for conservation while avoiding some of the common shortcomings.
On-Demand: This webinar explains what good monitoring is, why it’s important for documenting your success, and tips on how to implement monitoring in your project management routine.
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