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2021 Teen Conservation Leadership Conference

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The virtual Teen Conservation Leadership Conference (TCLC) from July 7 through 9, presented by the Chicago Zoological Society/Brookfield Zoo in partnership with Lincoln Park Zoo, is a teen-created event for teens 14 to 19 that are committed to saving wildlife and the natural world; want information about nearby conservation-action projects; plan a future in a STEM-related career; and enjoy networking and making new friends.
 
The three-day virtual conference will feature presentations on a variety of topics, including youth conservation opportunities, environmental justice and technology from both industry experts and teens around the world.
 
Admission is $5 for all three days. To register or for more information about speakers and events, visit CZS.org/Teenconference.



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