Kinship Fellows

Community of leaders. Commitment to results.

Fellows Definition Kinship is for highly motivated achievers.

Each summer, 18 Fellows—selected from hundreds of applicants around the world—come together with Kinship faculty to create a learning experience that crosses geographic and disciplinary boundaries. What's more, they become part of a supportive, inspiring community that expands their outreach and potential.

With more than 174 fellows in 46 countries, representing six continents, our community grows stronger every year. As a Fellow, you'll forge lasting professional and personal relationships as you collaborate with like-minded colleagues working together to change the future of conservation practice.

Our exclusive online platform makes it easy to stay connected. If you're a Fellow, login to our network, to share ideas, consult, and collaborate on projects.


If you are a current or former Kinship Fellow, login below to access details about other Fellows and update your own profile in the Fellow Directory. You may use credentials provided to you by Kinship, or you may login using your own Facebook account.

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Kinship Regional Chapters and Affinity Groups

Eight Regional Chapters and Affinity Groups are being established by Fellows. If you are a Fellow interested in joining a chapter, feel free to contact one of the below representatives.

East Africa Regional Chapter – Leo Akwany
European Regional Chapter – Anna Jamieson
Latin America Regional Chapter – Kerstin Forsberg
Marine Affinity Group – Kerstin Forsberg
Watershed & Coastal Resiliency Affinity Group – Dan Tonnes
West Africa Regional Chapter – Ansumana Swarray
Western U.S. Regional Chapter – Amy McCoy


For articles written by Fellows about market-based mechanisms in conservation, visit The Kinship Lens, the Kinship Conservation Fellows blog.

2013 Program

June 29 - July 26, 2013
Bellingham, Washington

"Kinship is a rare chance to be surrounded by intelligent and dedicated individuals whose passion is as admirable as the challenge of discrediting the notion of success being at the expense of the environment."

- Chad Brealey, Canadian Freshwater Alliance, Canada
2002 Fellow


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