Student and early-career members of the INCP will have access to a variety of funding, professional development, and networking opportunities, including:

•    Conference travel and training grants

•    Awards to support students and early-career professionals

•    Seminars and workshops on topics in conservation paleobiology research and practice

•    Networking and mentorship opportunities at conferences

•    Mentorship program

•    Science communication contests and research highlights

•    Professional development and career resources

Want to get involved in a leadership role? We’ll soon be opening a call for applications to join the INCP Student and Early-Career Committee. The committee coordinates workshops, seminars, community-building activities, and funding calls, with the goal of connecting student and early-career members with the broader network, highlighting their research, and providing resources to support careers in conservation paleobiology. We strive to create an inclusive and supportive community where members at all academic levels can engage, contribute their perspectives and knowledge, and learn from each other.