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SUMMARY:Esri Conservation Summit 2026
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LOCATION:Mombasa\, Kenya
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DESCRIPTION:Click the link below to go to the event page:\nhttps://communit
 y.esri.com/t5/conservation-events/esri-conservation-summit-2026/ec-p/16990
 58#M7\n\nEsri Conservation Summit 2026 | Mombasa\, Kenya | May 11-12\, 202
 6   Discover how GIS is shaping the future of conservation—from protected 
 area management to reducing human–wildlife conflict. Featuring keynotes fr
 om Esri and Africa People & Wildlife\, plus real-world stories from Tanzan
 ia and beyond.      Summit highlights include:  Keynote addresses by  Dean
  Angelides\, Corporate Director\, International\, Esri Elizabeth Naro\, Di
 rector of Monitoring\, Evaluation\, Learning\, and Adaptation\, Africa Peo
 ple & Wildlife Insightful sessions exploring:  How geospatial technology i
 s transforming protected area management through initiatives like the AWF 
 Geospatial Leadership Fellowship and the Amboseli Ecosystem Hub Tanzania N
 ational Parks’ Geospatial Strategy (2025–2030) Real-world GIS applications
 —from elephant tracks to live maps—supporting human–wildlife coexistence i
 n the Mkomazi Landscape Supported by Esri staff Dean Angelides\, Pauline O
 keyo\, and David Gadsden                                 #Esri #Conservati
 on #GISforGood #WildlifeConservation #Geospatial #Africa    
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<P>Click the link below to go to the event pag
 e:</P><BR><A href="https://community.esri.com/t5/conservation-events/esri-
 conservation-summit-2026/ec-p/1699058#M7">https://community.esri.com/t5/co
 nservation-events/esri-conservation-summit-2026/ec-p/1699058#M7</A><BR><BR
 ><P><STRONG>Esri Conservation Summit 2026 |&nbsp\;</STRONG>Mombasa\, Kenya
  | May 11-12\, 2026</P><P>&nbsp\;</P><DIV><STRONG>Discover how GIS</STRONG
 > is shaping the future of conservation—from protected area management to 
 reducing human–wildlife conflict. Featuring keynotes from Esri and Africa 
 People &amp\; Wildlife\, plus real-world stories from Tanzania and beyond.
 </DIV><DIV>&nbsp\;</DIV><DIV>&nbsp\;</DIV><DIV><P><STRONG>Summit highlight
 s include:</STRONG></P><UL><LI><STRONG>Keynote addresses</STRONG> by<UL><L
 I><EM>Dean Angelides</EM>\, Corporate Director\, International\, Esri</LI>
 <LI><EM>Elizabeth Naro</EM>\, Director of Monitoring\, Evaluation\, Learni
 ng\, and Adaptation\, Africa People &amp\; Wildlife</LI></UL></LI><LI><STR
 ONG>Insightful sessions</STRONG> exploring:<UL><LI>How geospatial technolo
 gy is transforming protected area management through initiatives like the 
 AWF Geospatial Leadership Fellowship and the Amboseli Ecosystem Hub</LI><L
 I>Tanzania National Parks’ Geospatial Strategy (2025–2030)</LI><LI>Real-wo
 rld GIS applications—from elephant tracks to live maps—supporting human–wi
 ldlife coexistence in the Mkomazi Landscape</LI></UL></LI></UL><P>Supporte
 d by Esri staff <STRONG>Dean Angelides\, Pauline Okeyo\, </STRONG>and&nbsp
 \;<STRONG>David Gadsden</STRONG></P><P>&nbsp\;</P><span class="lia-inline-
 image-display-wrapper lia-image-align-center" image-alt="AlexGomez1_1-1777
 480030227.png" style="width: 400px\;"><img src="https://community.esri.com
 /t5/image/serverpage/image-id/151731iBBCD0C9B988EB440/image-size/medium?v=
 v2&amp\;px=400" role="button" title="AlexGomez1_1-1777480030227.png" alt="
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 p\; &nbsp\; &nbsp\; &nbsp\; #Esri #Conservation #GISforGood #WildlifeConse
 rvation #Geospatial #Africa</P><P>&nbsp\;</P></DIV><DIV>&nbsp\;</DIV>
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