Green Jobs Everywhere:
Turning Your Passion for the Environment into an Impactful Career
Thursday, October 21, 2021
4:30PM
via Zoom
Speaker: Brian Coyle, Smithsonian’s National Zoological Park and Conservation Biology Institute
Program Description:
There is an urgent need for young change agents to take strong action against climate and biodiversity loss. This need is transforming our economy and our culture and creating many new job opportunities in the sustainability sector. From science, to finance, to education, there are innumerable ways to make positive impacts for the environment and have an enriching career that helps save nature and people. Join us for a dynamic conversation with Brian Coyle, Co-director, Earth Optimism Youth Sustainability Leadership and contributor to programs spanning conservation, sustainability, environmental health and youth leadership training.
About the Speaker, Brian Coyle:
Brian Coyle, PhD, is a program director and researcher with the Smithsonian’s National Zoological Park and Conservation Biology Institute. His work involves multi-disciplinary and inter-institutional collaborations with research institutions, museums and NGOs on projects that span One Health, conservation of endangered species and habitats, sustainable agroforestry and training the next generation of sustainability leaders.
In collaboration with MetroWest STEM Education Network.
