For over 40 years, QLF’s Conservation Exchange Programs have facilitated the cross-border exchange of knowledge, experience, and innovative solutions, promoting international collaboration among organizations and individuals facing shared environmental and stewardship challenges.
These programs have welcomed international fellows from 75 countries across six regions, focusing on migratory bird conservation, forest stewardship, protected area management, private land conservation, wildlife protection, consensus building, environmental conflict resolution, and collaborative marine management.
The exchanges typically feature study tours, site visits, meetings with local practitioners, and ample opportunities for ongoing discussions and knowledge sharing. Participants from diverse regions, including the Middle East, Central America, Southeast Asia, East Asia, and the United States, have engaged in these programs, fostering a global network of conservation leaders.
