Interested in being a Tutor in the next season of our popular conservation tech tutorial series? Tell us about your episode idea below!

** Background **
The third season of Tech Tutors will be split into three blocks of tutorials spread throughout July, August, September, and October, these segments will include a mixture of core technology tutorials and thought-provoking topics that enhance conservation technology projects and speak to our community’s needs.

This season will feature more live walkthroughs than any other season of Tech Tutors, emphasizing the “building blocks” core of the series by providing participants with guidance on getting started with popular and powerful emerging tools like Wildlife Insights and Microsoft’s Megadetector. If you can walk us through a core tool you use in your work, we'd like to hear from you!

We're also looking for speakers who can talk about bespoke or unique hardware they've built to meet the challenges of a specific conservation need or environment. These tutorials will be put into the context of understanding available tools and the benefits of their integration, as well as applying the design or project planning process to participants’ own projects.

Finally, we're looking for other episodes focusing on including Indigenous knowledge in conservation technology projects, building local capacity, and incorporating ethics into project planning will set these important conversations against a background of improving the community’s conservation tech work and accessibility.

More on Tech Tutors: https://wildlabs.net/tech-tutors-3

** Who we're looking for **
If you have a tutorial you'd like to pitch - even if it doesn't fit into these broad themes - please fill in the form below. We are particularly interested in hearing from women and speakers from outside the US/UK. And if you know of someone who is doing great work who we should get in touch with, please email our team so we can go find them! Contact us here: community@wildlabs.net

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