GreenLight Workshop: Washington Dept. of Fish & Wildlife

The GreenLight team is working with Ucross and the Washington Dept. of Fish & Wildlife for a fast-paced innovation workshop on a pressing question at the intersection of business and the environment: 

What are ways the Washington Dept. of Fish & Wildlife can generate revenue to fund wildlife management to cover the costs of predator-livestock conflicts?

Who will participate?: A multidisciplinary team of students from around the Yale community.

How can I participate?: Interested participants must:

• Be excited about attending and actively participating for the entire event
• Commit to carefully reviewing a set of preparation materials distributed in advance
• Register by clicking on button below

Email any questions about the session to James Souder and Claudia Sosa Lazo

Space is limited to ~40 participants.  Register NOW!

What is GreenLight?

GreenLight is a series of innovation workshops hosted by the Yale Center for Business and the Environment. These fast-paced, interactive workshops are designed to help Yale students practice and learn rapid ideation techniques, while helping leading companies and organizations tap into the creative thinking of a multidisciplinary team of students.