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Name | Country of Residence | Title / Company | Experience | CCNet Certified Coach | Teaching Adaptive Management | CoP - Indigenous CS Projects | Language(s) | Avail. to coach in other countries | ||
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Lasch, Cristina | Mexico | Conservation Planning & Adaptation Lead & CCNet Technical Coordinator – TNC | Coach Trainer | Spanish, English, German | ||||||
Chen, Shuyin | People's Republic of China | TNC | Mandarin, English | |||||||
Chen, Jing | People's Republic of China | Program Manager. Traffic – WWF China | ||||||||
Chu, Clarus | People's Republic of China | WWF | Mandarin, English | |||||||
Chueng (Mr.), CW | People's Republic of China | Head of Footprint – WWF Hong Kong | Coach Trainer | Mandarin, English | ||||||
Cornish (Mr.), Andy | People's Republic of China | Founder, Cornerstone Strategies – Independent Consultant | English | Yes | ||||||
Durnin, Matt | People's Republic of China | Regional Conservation Scientist – Independent Consultant | Coach Trainer | English, Chinese | Yes | |||||
Fei, LENG (Ms.) | People's Republic of China | Programme Coordinator – WWF China | Mandarin, English | |||||||
Guangzhi, Lucy | People's Republic of China | Paulson Institute | Mandarin, English | |||||||
Leung, Yamme (Mr.) | People's Republic of China | Education Manager – WWF Hong Kong | Mandarin, English | |||||||
Liu, Ying | People's Republic of China | Manager of Conservation Strategy, Chief Programme Officer office – WWF China | Coach in Training | |||||||
Liu, Dachang | People's Republic of China | Conservation Measures Manager – SEE Conservation | Mandarin, English | |||||||
Lo, Cheryl | People's Republic of China | Master's student Blavatnik School of Government – University of Oxford | Mandarin, English | |||||||
Long, Yoncheng | People's Republic of China | Conservation Measures Manager – Independent Consultant | Mandarin, English | |||||||
Luo, Yongmei | People's Republic of China | TNC | Coach | Mandarin | ||||||
Nan, Zeng | People's Republic of China | Independent consultant – Independent Consultant | ||||||||
Qing, Liu | People's Republic of China | Marine Project Associate Officer – TNC | Coach | |||||||
Qiong, WU | People's Republic of China | Program Officer, Governance – WWF China | ||||||||
Song, Liu | People's Republic of China | Senior Program Officer, Water – WWF China | ||||||||
Tong, Jin | People's Republic of China | Environmental Specialist – World Bank China | Coach Trainer | Mandarin, English | ||||||
Wang, Yiting | People's Republic of China | WWF | Coach | Mandarin | ||||||
Wang, Qian | People's Republic of China | Director/Deputy Practice Head, Freshwater Practice – WWF China | Coach | |||||||
Wen, Xianji (Mr.) | People's Republic of China | Conservation Manager, South China Wetlands – WWF Hong Kong | Mandarin, English | |||||||
Yan, Zhang (Mr.) | People's Republic of China | IUCN | Mandarin, English | |||||||
Yang, Bo | People's Republic of China | Wetland Project Officer – TNC | Coach Trainer | Mandarin, English | ||||||
Yuqi, HAO | People's Republic of China | Program Officer, Wildlife (AHEC) – WWF China | ||||||||
Dutton, Ian | United States | Principal – Nautilus Impact Investing | Coach Trainer | English, Indonesian | Yes | |||||
Morrison, John | United States | Manager, Conservation Planning & Measures; Coordinator-CCNet – WWF US | Coach Trainer | Yes | English |
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CCNet maintains a variety of resources to support Coaches in the presentation and use of the Conservation Standards. Most of the resources are found in multiple languages in the Coaches Notebook that is part of CCNet New Coach Trainings. In addition, in our Resource Library you can find a wealth of support materials shared by Coaches and Conservation Standards practitioners.
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