Dr. Rae Wynn-Grant shares her journey to become a world-renowned large carnivore ecologist, and how she links social justice to her conservation work in her keynote address to the 2020 Women in Conservation Leadership Summit.
Her comments tie directly to many of the conversations being held throughout National Wildlife Federation and other environmental organizations about the need to illustrate the connections between these two fields and show how wildlife issues are human issues and human issues are wildlife issues.
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