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  • Field Inclusive launches 3rd Annual Field Inclusive Week – United By Nature

    Field Inclusive launches 3rd Annual Field Inclusive Week – United by Nature November 18, 2024 | FIELD INCLUSIVE For immediate release Contact:  Field Inclusive; info@fieldinclusive.org Registration is now open for our 3rd annual Field Inclusive Week, sponsored by The Nature Conservancy – NC Chapter, North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences, ADVANCEGeo Partnership, 2 individual sponsors: Nagesh Mahanthappa and…

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  • Experience Reflection: Cheyenne Thomas

    Experience Reflection: Cheyenne Thomas “This grant supplemented a stipend for my field assistants, who were able to participate in this fieldwork with the help of the Oneida Environmental Program and the Cultural Fire Management Council. With this collective funding, I was able to provide a livable stipend for multiple Indigenous students interested in this work…

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  • Field Inclusive Experience Reflection: Killian Yevtyeyev

    Field Inclusive Experience Reflection: Killian Yevtyeyev “This opportunity, aimed towards helping novices like me gain a foothold in the field research field, and allowed me to gain first-hand experience in ornithological field research practices. This fellowship shined a new perspective on how I viewed the field of ornithology, and showed me that my true calling…

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    Killian is sitting outdoors on a stone ledge. They are wearing a long-sleeved, dark-colored shirt and dark pants. Their hands are clasped together and resting on their lap. The background features a garden area with various plants and flowers, and several large trees with bare branches. A lamppost is visible in the distance, and a metal fence can be seen behind the trees.

  • Experience Reflection: My-Lan Le

    Experience Reflection: My-Lan Le “I wanted to make sure that any undergraduate students I recruited for fieldwork could participate regardless of how much field gear and prior wilderness experience they had. I believe fieldwork experiences should not be a financial burden. [This award] helped me facilitate a safe and positive field research experience for both…

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    My-Lan Le is standing on a grassy hillside. The individual is wearing a wide-brimmed hat, a light-colored jacket, and dark pants. They are carrying a backpack. The hillside is covered with tall grass, and the terrain slopes downward. In the background, there are rolling hills and a body of water, visible in the valley below. The sky above is partly cloudy.

  • Experience Reflection: Hannah Clipp

    Experience Reflection: Hannah Clipp “I am incredibly grateful to Field Inclusive and Wilson Ornithological Society for providing the funding that allowed me to attend the 2024 AOS conference… . Importantly, this was my first scientific conference presentation since graduating with my doctorate degree in August 2023, and this was the first time presenting my completed…

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    Hannah Clipp is standing in a dense forest. The forest is characterized by numerous tall trees with thin trunks, and the ground is covered with moss and fallen branches. Hannah Clipp is positioned centrally in the image, wearing a blue long-sleeve shirt, dark pants, and a cap. They are holding binoculars to their eyes, suggesting they are observing something in the distance. The trees around them are closely spaced, and the forest floor is uneven with patches of green moss.

  • The Nature Conservancy – NC Chapter continues Sponsorship Support with Field Inclusive

    The Nature Conservancy – NC Chapter continues Sponsorship Support with Field Inclusive September 24, 2024 | FIELD INCLUSIVE For immediate release Contact: Field Inclusive; info@fieldinclusive.org The Nature Conservancy – NC Chapter’s continued sponsorship continues to show their commitment to marginalized and historically excluded researchers who professionally work outdoors, allowing FI to have a further reach when providing support…

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