Trainer: Dr. Mohammed Al-Ajab
Number of Participants: 15 to 30 participants
Target Audience:
- Leaders in nature reserves and activists in environmental organizations.
Course Objectives:
- Provide participants with the fundamental knowledge and concepts of time management and environmental time, and its impact on environmental performance efficiency.
- Develop participants’ skills in environmental time management and in preparing schedules that align with environmental changes.
- Enable participants to recognize the importance of time management and environmental time and its impact on improving the level of response to environmental emergencies.
Course Outcomes:
- Participants will be able to prepare schedules that align with environmental changes.
- Reduce waste in human and material resources by improving field routes.
- Increase the level of response to environmental emergencies by no less than 30%.
Training Modules:
- The Concept of Time in the Context of Nature:
- Biological time versus administrative time.
- The 24-hour rule in crises.
- Opportunity cost analysis.
- Time Management Tools for Environmental Field Personnel:
- Environmental Eisenhower Matrix.
- Field route planning.
- Dealing with “time thieves” in environmental work.
- The Direct Impact of Time Management on Nature Conservation:
- Timing of observation and monitoring.
- Project time management.
- Automation.
- Work-Life Balance for Nature Conservation Personnel:
- Managing time-related stress.
- Setting Smart Objectives for species conservation.
Training Methods:
- Interactive lectures.
- Brainstorming.
- Environmental calendar design exercises.
- Simulation.
- Interactive group work.
- Case study.