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Scott Hecker is listed as Director of Bird Conservation and Shorebird Initiative at International Conservation Fund of Canada at International Conservation Fund of Canada, a company with 6 employees, based in Temple, New Hampshire, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at icfcanada.org and a matched LinkedIn profile for Scott Hecker.
Scott Hecker previously worked as Director of Bird Conservation and Shorebird Initiative at International Conservation Fund Of Canada and Founding Board Member and research consultant at Conservian Inc., Coastal Bird Conservation. Scott Hecker holds M.S., Wildlife, Wetland, And Forest Conservation In Belize, Central America from Antioch University New England.
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My primary role at ICFC is to review our funding opportunities to support nature conservation in the tropics and migratory bird flyways. I advise ICFC to select projects and establish new field partners to protect endangered species, biodiversity, and globally important ecosystems in the Americas, Africa, and Asia. My personal specialties revolve around endangered birds and coastal ecosystems. ICFC's broader efforts work on behalf of all species of threatened wildlife in the tropics and the terrestrial and marine habitats that sustain them. We are highly efficient at directing our funds (and those raised as gifts) to our global field partners, and we were rated as the #1 conservation charity in Canada by the Financial Post for value in dollars spent. Because our core donors pay ALL overhead, every new donation goes directly to our foreign partners. In 2019 we launched a sites NGO, the International Conservation Fund (US) in Boston, Massachusetts. We now spend $10 million per year on conservation actions that will make a clear difference in abating threats to wildlife and their habitats, with the aim of stabilizing losses or reversing declines. Typical projects may include support for:1) Protecting large existing reserves by increasing wardens to monitor threats and enforce protective measures.2) Purchasing lands privately to expand reserves, widen buffer zones, and create wildlife corridors.3) Purchasing field equipment to patrol reserves or restore degraded habitats.4) Using signage, fencing, and firebreaks to restrict damage by humans, cattle, and illegal fires.5) Developing new technologies as simple as anti-trawling/artificial reef blocks to restore marine areas.Our geographic area includes all terrestrial and aquatic habitats in the tropics of the Americas, Africa, and Asia, as well as all habitats in the Western Hemisphere that support migratory birds at sites in Latin America and the Caribbean.Please contact me if you wish to join us "Where nature needs us most!" Scott@icfcanada.orgTo learn more about ICFC please see this link: http://icfcanada.org BE SURE TO SEE OUR ANNUAL REPORT!
Listed skills include Environmental, Media Development, Ecology, Coastal, and 46 others.
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Chester, Nova Scotia, Canada
"Scott leads ICFC's Shorebird Conservation Initiative and other projects for which birds are a key focus. Scott has devoted his career to coastal bird conservation, while also conducting lectures nationwide, publishing research papers and guidance manuals, leading professional workshops, and appearing as an expert witness in legal hearings. Notably, Scott.
Big Pine Key, Florida
Conserving coastal birds and their habitats throughout the Western Hemisphere.https://www.facebook.com/CoastalBirdConservation
Belize
Conducted 30+ tours to Belize, Guatemala, Cuba, the Amazon in Peru and Ecuador, the Galapagos Islands, Texas, and Arizona for the Massachusetts Audubon Society and International Expeditions.
Directed research and conservation activities to conserve coastal birds and coastal habitats on the Atlantic and Gulf coasts of North America for a national bird conservation organization.
Directed research, monitoring, education, and advocacy concerning the conservation of Piping Plovers and terns at 92 sites in Massachusetts. Launched and then co-directed the Massachusetts Important Bird Areas Program in 2000.
Keene, NH
Taught Coastal Bird Ecology and Conservation: A Field study from Maine to Cape Cod. (Camping at key locations.)
Keene, NH
Drawing, Painting and Biological Illustration for graduate students.
Castilla - La Mancha, Spain
Retraced the route of Don Quixote on horseback across La Mancha, Spain.
Served as Acting Director of Admissions. Responsibilities include re-designing the Prescott College catalog and all other promotional handouts. Traveled to dozens of schools in California, Oregon, Washington, and Colorado to recruit students. Managed the Office of Admissions.
Prescott, AZ
Taught classes in Drawing and Biological Illustration and worked as a Teacher's Assistant in Natural History and Photography courses.
Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona
I worked for the Park's Natural History Association to develop and illustrate the wildilife for a comprehensive trail guude series for the Grand Canyon National Park.
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Jackie Leppard
Colleague at International Conservation Fund Of CanadaBridgewater, Nova Scotia, Canada, Canada
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Anne Lambert
Colleague at International Conservation Fund Of CanadaChester, Nova Scotia, Canada, Canada
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Matthew Aruch
Colleague at International Conservation Fund Of CanadaWashington, District Of Columbia, United States, United States
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Emily Jones
Colleague at International Conservation Fund Of CanadaSt Andrews, Scotland, United Kingdom, United Kingdom
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Carmen Lishman
Colleague at International Conservation Fund Of CanadaPickering, Ontario, Canada, Canada
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Anna Polden
Colleague at International Conservation Fund Of CanadaVancouver, British Columbia, Canada, Canada
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Completed Outward Bound Course in Rockland, Maine, which included Sailing and Rock Climbing.
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Scott Hecker works for International Conservation Fund of Canada.
Scott Hecker is listed as Director of Bird Conservation and Shorebird Initiative at International Conservation Fund of Canada at International Conservation Fund of Canada.
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Scott Hecker is based in Temple, New Hampshire, United States while working with International Conservation Fund of Canada.
Scott Hecker has worked for International Conservation Fund Of Canada, Conservian Inc., Coastal Bird Conservation, International Expeditions, National Audubon Society, and Mass Audubon.
Scott Hecker's colleagues at International Conservation Fund of Canada include Jackie Leppard, Anne Lambert, Matthew Aruch, Emily Jones, and Carmen Lishman.
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Scott Hecker holds M.S., Wildlife, Wetland, And Forest Conservation In Belize, Central America from Antioch University New England.
Scott Hecker is listed with skills including Environmental, Media Development, Ecology, Coastal, Endangered Species, Wildlife, Biodiversity, and Wildlife Management.
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