This episode is dedicated to the implementation phase of the project management lifecycle. There are four phases to the lifecycle, initiation, planning, implementing, and closure. In the implementation phase it can be broken down into two sections 1. Execution. 2. Monitoring. For this episode I am going to focus on Monitoring - where in episode 036 I focused on execution. This is the fourth episode in a project management series I set up to help leaders like you with the terminology and applications of project management for conservation research and projects. Project management is a lot like the scientific process is similar to… instead of having a hypothesis to test you have a set of objective to accomplish. To me the best part of project management is that there is an end to the project. I don’t know about you, but for me the accomplishment of finishing something feels really good! You can find the first three episodes in this series by going to the projects for wildlife.com website and looking for episode 023, 029, 036. Let’s start exploring the ideas to reduce human/wildlife conflict in populations that are severely threatened by using the mitigations recommendation provided by these studies. I want to demonstrate with project management tools and strategies we can easily take recommendations in a paper and start to apply them. With that being said let’s get started on the Monitoring phase!
Episode 057 - Suzie Marlow trains dogs for wildlife conservation research
Episode 056 - How to become a conservation project manager
Episode 055 - Leif Cocks protects orangutan populations around the world
Episode 054 - Dr. Shermin de Silva protects wild asian elephants in Sri Lanka
Episode 053 - How and why to hire a project manager
Episode 052 - The Best of 2019 & The Lessons Learned
Episode 051 - Rachel Henry saves the California Tiger Salamanders through collaborations with landowners
Episode 050 - Dr. Liz McHuron studies fur seals and the pollock fish they eat
Episode 049 - Dr. Nathan Walworth finds solutions & partnerships within the OceansSOS organization he co-founded
Episode 048 - Clay Bolt fascinates the world by highlighting the smallest animals
Episode 047 - Sandesh Kadur shares how he uses video and photography storytelling to protect India's wildlife and wild spaces
Episode 046 - Dr. Jennifer Brandon studies impacts of microplastics and microfibers
Episode 045 - Doug Gimesy shares how conservation photojournalism shapes our view on living with wildlife in urban cityscapes
Episode 044 - Stephanie Arne shares how South African penguins are using man-made nests to increase their population
Episode 043 - Creating 2020 Wildlife Conservation Project Goals
Episode 042 - 10 tips to strategically engage stakeholders
Episode 041 - Dr. Lora Kim Joyner protects parrots in Honduras and beyond
Episode 040 - Dr. Nathan Robinson pulls the most famous straw in the world out of a sea turtle nose
Episode 039 - Case Study - Phase 5 Closure - Elephants and Bees
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