The Conservation Network connects, builds, and empowers Latino professionals committed to tackling pressing challenges in land, ocean, and waterways conservation, climate action, and ensuring equitable access to public lands. This group provides guidance to Hispanic Access while actively engaging the Latino community in our conservation efforts. Conservation Network Members will collaborate with Hispanic Access and the advisory team on best practices for actively involving the Latino community in meaningful discussions and events, ensuring that their perspectives are integral to our conservation initiatives. Why you should join?
We provide an opportunity for Network members to build on their professional and personal development by:
- Networking: No matter your profession or background, joining one of Hispanic Access' Networks is a great way to meet other Latino leaders across the country.
- Professional Development: Joining a Hispanic Access Network not only provides you with an opportunity to utilize the professional skills you already possess but also to continue to hone them and learn new skills.
- We offer enriching workshops and trainings throughout the year
- Opportunity to meet your elected officials during Latino Advocacy Week and other events
- Engage in exciting projects that look to benefit the Latino Community
- Public speaking opportunities
- Opportunity be featured in videos and articles
- Opportunity to travel and attend conferences on behalf of Hispanic Access
- Personal Development: Collaborating with other motivated professionals can expose you to new ideas and perspectives.
- Make a Difference: By joining one of our Networks, you are making a difference in the Latino community.
- Having Fun: Our Networks are centered around creating community and having fun!
Please complete this application if you are interested in joining the Conservation Network. We will reach out to you in a timely manner once it has been submitted. If you have any questions, please reach out to Ana Jimenez at ana@hispanicaccess.org.