Women’s History Month
International Women’s Day is recognized annually on March 8 to celebrate women’s social, environmental, economic, cultural, and political achievements and how women of all cultures have positively impacted history. In the United States, March has...
Women’s History Month
International Women’s Day is recognized annually on March 8 to celebrate women’s social, environmental, economic, cultural, and political achievements and how women of all cultures have positively impacted history. In the United States, March has been set aside as Women’s History Month to honor the achievements of women.
Wondering how you can celebrate Women’s History Month? Explore the links below to learn about the exceptional women of Project Dragonfly, Miami University, and our partner organizations who are bringing people together and mobilizing action for a just and sustainable future.
African Conservation Centre: Women’s Enterprise Communities & Conservation
Applied Environmental Research Foundation:
- Meet renowned conservation and biodiversity expert, Dr. Archana Jagdish Godbole
- Dr. Godbole speaks about how AERF has successfully managed to link conservation and enterprise
Associação Mico Leão Dourado: Ana Beatriz Cordeiro posthumously honored with Disney Conservation Hero award
Association of Zoos and Aquariums: Gender in Conservation
The Belize Zoo and Tropical Education Center: Belize Zoo Founder Sharon Matola at TEDx Belmopan
Centro de Educacion, Ciencia y Conservacion Tambopata: Our Philosophy
Cheetah Conservation Society: Women in Science at CCF
Denver Zoo: Celebrating Women in Conservation
Miami University: Women’s History Month Programs & Resources
Miami University Center for Student Diversity and Inclusion: Women*s Initiatives
Missouri Botanical Garden: Discover & Share blog: Women’s History Month
Wildlife Conservation Society/Bronx Zoo: A Game Plan to Get Girls Excited about Science
Woodland Park Zoo: Women Fighting for Wildlife: Meet Conservation Heroes Breaking the Mold
