Each year, the Jack and Laura Dangermond Fellows at the National Audubon Society receive hands-on training and mentorship that helps them advance their careers and leadership in conservation science, public policy, community engagement and digital mapping. As part of the enterprise GIS team at Audubon, they build tools that empower conservation scientists and policy experts to advocate for solutions that empower the vast Audubon network to both meet human needs and protect birds and habitats. With the support and guidance of mentors and leadership and available resources at Esri and Audubon, Dangermond fellows improve their technical applied knowledge of GIS and strengthen their communications skills, learning to apply their research to tell actionable and compelling stories.
Dangermond Fellows Making a Difference in Our World | Esri Industry Blog
