Thanks for sharing Elena, I have added it to the "Collaborate and help others" room so that members are notified of your post, along with the badge "Ask for help". 

A warm welcome to WildHub, Zimbo! Great to have you join us and thank you for sharing your background with us. Are there any work-related challenges you are currently facing that you could use the community's help with? 

Perhaps of interest to you could be our WildHub Community Advocate role here, which can be a great experience for connecting your network to the benefits of WildHub as well as shaping and supporting the conversations in our global community. Let us know if you have any questions. 

Hi Kaya,

Welcome to WildHub. I am one of the organizers of the Primate Capture, Release, and Alternatives Room. The room is a safe place for people to share best practices for capture, ideas about alternatives to capture. It’s a project of the International Primatological Society. Some of our members have experience with rehabilitation and release. If you are interested in joining the room, please fill out this very brief survey. Let me know if you are interested but have trouble with the link. 

Best,

Elena

Amazing! Thank you for sharing Brooke and for organising this very useful event! Feel free to invite the other speakers to WildHub via the "invite" button on our homepage (appears when you are logged in). Also, feel free to use our platform to gather audience questions pre-event if useful. 

Drawing attention to this event which may be of interest to you and/or your networks and feel free to ask Brooke & team any questions in the comment section below: @Cris Armengol , @Billy Gustafianto Lolowang , @Christine Rattel , @Marsya Sibarani , @Reyni Tresia Palohoen , @Amanda Faradifa , @Edy Hendras Wahyono , @Elena Cunningham , @Caroline Tasirin , @Angela D'Alessio , @Emira Fajarini , @Fae Aprilinayati , @Scott Ashley Grey Hartle , @Rahayu Oktaviani ,  @Sheherazade @Yunita Siwi 

Welcome to WildHub Julius! I don't know if your work includes the capture and release of primates. If so, you might be interested in joing the Primate Capture, Release, and Alternatives discussion room on WildHub. The room is a project of the International Primatological Society and it's a place to share best practices for capture, ideas about alternatives to capture, seek help with planning captures, and discuss challenges encountered when capturing and releasing wild primates. It's a private room, so there is a very short form to complete. If you are interested let me know and I will send you a link to the form.