Short courses at the 2nd International Conference on Human-Wildlife Conflict and Coexistence
Delegates attending the 2nd International Conference on Human-Wildlife Conflict and Coexistence in Bangkok can attend practical pre-conference short courses on Monday, 1 March 2027.
The courses cover a range of topics relevant to human-wildlife conflict and coexistence, from social science research and behaviour change to conflict prediction, community engagement and practical approaches to coexistence planning. Both full-day and half-day courses are available, providing opportunities for participants to develop practical skills and explore approaches they can apply in their own work.
All courses will take place at the conference venue. Short course tickets are purchased separately from conference registration and places are limited. Priority will be given to conference delegates. Non-delegates who wish to attend a short course may register their interest by emailing info@hwctf.org and will be placed on a waiting list. If places remain available, non-delegates will be offered a place from 1 February 2027.
Courses on offer
Full-day courses — $60 / £45
- Practical tools to facilitate dialogue and resolve social conflicts for coexistence
- EarthRanger: a real-time early warning for human-wildlife coexistence
- Planning for human-wildlife coexistence: from understanding the system to Theory of Change
- Designing behaviour change interventions for managing human-wildlife conflict and coexistence
Half-day courses — $40 / £30
- Designing a social science research study
- Using connectivity tools for predicting human-wildlife conflict
- Designing nature education programmes for human-wildlife conflict landscapes
- Ethical community engagement for conservation: the PARTNERS principles
- Predictive modelling of social dimensions to identify human-wildlife conflict hotspots at large spatial scales
Please note: Conference registration does not include access to the short courses. A separate short course ticket is required for each course.
For tickets and more information, please visit https://www.hwcconference.org/shortcourses.
