Join the Alliance and Megan Joyce, founder of Kestrel Blue Digital, as we bring together a panel of women in science and conservation to celebrate the people behind the research, advocacy, and policy that helps protect our world.

We are excited to have a panel of incredible women with us for this webinar. Panelists include:

• Susan Britting: Executive Director, Sierra Forest Legacy
• Jenny Hatch: Executive Director, Sierra Nevada Alliance
• Ali Meders-Knight: Master TEK practitioner with the Machoodpha Tribe
• Beth Pratt: California Regional Executive Director, National Wildlife Federation
• Meg Seifert: Executive Director, Headwaters Science Institute

We will elevate the stories of women who work in this space to show challenges, and the power that can come from having diverse voices, perspectives, and experiences. Often, we talk about our work and publications or job titles, and talk less about who we are as science professionals. This panel allows women to share the varied paths taken, and how they engage in their education, collaboration, communication, advocacy and policy work.

Register for the webinar here.

Meet Megan:

Megan Joyce is a conservation communications professional working at the intersection between science, policy, technology, and storytelling and she is grateful that her path allows her to have conversations with passionate people about innovative solutions. She has worked to advance conservation and stewardship of the planet with NOAA, the Wolf Conservation Center, Cornell University and the Lab of Ornithology, and Defenders of Wildlife, and started a consulting business for communication, facilitation, and nonprofit management. She has given storytelling talks, workshops, and lectures to students and professionals at the Department of Fisheries and Wildlife at Michigan State University, University of California Santa Barbara, and NOAA Pacific Islands Fisheries Science Center and was featured on a podcast by Pelecanus in partnership with Smithsonian Conservation Commons. A graduate of Cornell University with a B.S. in Environmental and Sustainability Sciences, Megan is a current MPA candidate at Syracuse University’s Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs.