Nature Positive Student Ambassador Program 2024-25 [With Certificate and Mentorship]: Apply by November 10

Contest 360 is now available on WhatsApp! Join our communication group to get the latest updates on all opportunities. Click here to join.

The Nature Positive Student Ambassador Program is a dynamic opportunity for students worldwide to support biodiversity on their campuses and contribute to the Nature Positive movement. This program, developed by the University of Oxford and the UN Environment Programme, invites students from universities and colleges to pledge their commitment to ecosystem recovery and environmental advocacy, aligning with the #GenerationRestoration goals.

About the Organization
The Nature Positive Universities Network is an international coalition of over 500 higher education institutions committed to the Nature Positive Pledge, promoting ecosystem restoration, biodiversity protection, and responsible environmental actions. Founded by the University of Oxford and the United Nations Environment Programme in December 2022, this initiative fosters global collaboration to reverse biodiversity loss.

About the Program
The Nature Positive Student Ambassador Program encourages students passionate about environmental action to participate in a variety of on-campus and virtual initiatives. As ambassadors, students will contribute to campus biodiversity initiatives, collaborate globally, and develop skills across areas like organizing events, social media, ecological surveys, and more. Ambassadors are expected to volunteer 1-2 hours weekly from November 2024 to May 2025, actively engaging in workshops and activities that support nature restoration.

Benefits

Mentorship from Experts: Volunteer with mentors at the University of Oxford.
Impact on Campus: Make a tangible difference in campus biodiversity efforts.
Networking Opportunities: Connect with a global community of student environmentalists.
Resources and Training: Access to toolkits, event-planning guidance, and more.
Recognition Certificate: Official certificate documenting your role.
Skill Development: Enhance skills in communication, social media, event management, and biological survey techniques.

Eligibility

Open to students enrolled in universities, colleges, or higher education institutions worldwide.

Steps to Apply

Access the Application: Visit Nature Positive Student Ambassador Application.
Submit Personal Information: Complete the form with details like your name, institution, email, and study area.
Express Your Interest: Share your motivation and any relevant activities or skills that align with nature-positive actions.
Acknowledge Expectations: Confirm you have read and agree to the program expectations.
Finalize and Submit: Complete the submission before the application deadline.

Expectations

Workshop Attendance: Attend or review all six video workshops with other ambassadors.
Commitment: Volunteer 1-2 hours weekly, from November 2024 to May 2025.
Activity Organization: Plan at least one nature-positive activity on campus per toolkit theme.
Collaborative Environment: Foster a respectful, inclusive atmosphere in all interactions.
Completion of NPU Workbook: Submit the workbook by July 2025.
Consistent Communication: Keep in touch with program organizers regarding any concerns or adjustments in commitment.

Important Dates

Application Deadline: 10th November 2024
Program Start: November 2024
Program End: May 2025
Workbook Submission: By July 2025

Contact Information

Contact Person: Hollie Thompson, Project Assistant
Email: hollie.thompson@biology.ox.ac.uk

Click here to see the official notification of Nature Positive Student Ambassador Program 2024-25

{getButton} $text={Join WhatsApp Group} $icon={link} $color={#25D366} {getButton} $text={Share event/opportunity to publish} $icon={info} $color={#0088cc}

If you feel that you benefitted from any event/opportunity published on the Contest 360 website, You may send us your words of thanks and feedback/suggestions to us at +919557178303 (WhatsApp) or amankumarae@gmail.com (Email) {alertSuccess}