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Women For Nature Leading With Confidence Webinar

To support young women in taking on leadership roles in Canada’s nature and conservancy ecosystem, Nature Canada’s Women for Nature initiative hosted a Leading with Confidence webinar June 18 as part of its mentoring program in partnership with Pollinate Networks Inc.

The webinar featured insights from guest panelists Meg Beckel, President and CEO of the Canadian Museum of Nature, and Julie Gelfand, Commissioner of the Environment and Sustainable Development. 

It was the first Community of Practice event for the Women for Nature mentorship program, a way to share knowledge and go deeper on topics of interest to program participants.

Learn more about the Women for Nature mentoring program delivered by Pollinate.

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