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  1. Mar 15

    In this Q&A with , learn about the work of one of our partners - MIHARI () - a network of locally managed areas (LMMAs) in Madagascar that is catalyzing the country's community marine movement. via

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  2. Mar 10

    Reflect on how you've received feedback you learned from vs feedback that made you angry, defensive, or frustrated. Now ask yourself: how can I give feedback that’s going to really help my colleague?

    Maliasili Teaser: How do you give and receive feedback?
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  3. Mar 9

    Maliasili is seeking talented, passionate, and fun people to join our growing, global team. We're currently recruiting for a Portfolio Funding Director, Portfolio Manager Madagascar, and Portfolio Manager Southern Africa. Learn more:

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  4. Mar 8

    But I’m glad that’s changing. I’d often be the only local, young female in a room. That does something to your psyche. I shied away from it, but not anymore. There’s some change happening, and I would like to bring African women alongside me to grab these opportunities together.”

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  5. Mar 8

    Omagano Shooya, a Maliasili Portfolio Manager based in Namibia, says: “When I started in conservation, the space was very expat, male-heavy. I didn’t see a lot of people like me in leadership positions, and I didn’t think there were opportunities for me.

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  6. Mar 8

    Happy ! At Maliasili, we continue to be inspired by the women who are helping shape the future of community conservation across Africa. Women in conservation are breaking barriers and changing the face of the sector.

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    Mar 8

    . "Don’t be discouraged by those who say women shouldn’t work in remote areas with endangered wildlife. Change societal norms, know you’re making it easier for others to follow."  ©Jo-Anne McArthur

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  8. Mar 1

    With the theme, , this year's provides the delegates opportunities to learn, share, and exchange ideas to create truly enduring, impactful organizations.

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  9. Mar 1

    We're excited to partner with the team this week as they host their symposium in the Maasai Mara, Kenya. The symposium features conservation orgs from 15 African countries - including a lot of Maliasili partners - doing incredible work for people and endangered species.

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  10. Feb 28

    Read this latest piece in by our CEO Fred Nelson and SORALO's award-winning CEO John Kamanga on why to deliver commitments, funding practices need to change.

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  11. Feb 24

    Prioritization is a challenge that many orgs face. In our latest Reader, we provide you with the tips and tools to help you choose the right things to spend your time on, which ultimately, will lead you to success.

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  12. Feb 21

    We often get asked, “what does a Maliasilli partnership and organizational support look like in practice?” This 2-minute video explains it.

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  13. Feb 17

    Madagascar is a global biodiversity hotspot, yet it faces a biodiversity crisis. By supporting these leaders, we’re helping them become stronger agents of transformation for ’s biodiversity and the people who depend on it for survival.

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  14. Feb 17

    We’ve put together an amazing group of leaders from nine excellent and high-potential Malagasy organizations. These are: Association des Guides Andasibe, AssociationTsimoka, CNPE, Fanamby, GERP, INDRI, Association Famelona, Fondation Tany Meva and Madagasikara Voakajy.

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  15. Feb 17

    Yesterday we launched our newest program, which marks a few firsts for us - it's our first group of conservation leaders from and also our first time running this program in a French-speaking country!

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  16. Feb 11

    Why do we invest in people for nature? Learn more:

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  17. Feb 10

    Try this, write down your “NOT to-do list” for 2022*. Think about the tasks and work you find yourself doing that you know you shouldn’t actually do. Thank you for the great inspiration -

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  18. Feb 8

    In our 2021 Annual Report, learn about how this type of funding - The Maasai Landscape Conservation Fund - is helping to accelerate the impact of community-based solutions across southern and northern ’s savannah landscapes.

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  19. Feb 8

    Getting the right kind of money to community-centric conservation organizations is one of Maliasili's key goals. We believe that flexible funding = impact.

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  20. Feb 3

    Maliasili has new people joining our team, and so onboarding is very much on our minds. Whether it’s virtual or in-person, here are a number of useful strategies to make onboarding informative, useful, and fun.

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