May 19, 2026 at 12:00 PM U.S. Eastern Time (find your time zone)

Land and water systems are vital to livelihoods, ecological health, and the resilience of communities across the globe, including in Africa. Nevertheless, these natural resources are increasingly under pressure from unsustainable use practices and competing demands. Join GEEP Africa and guest speaker Beatrice Opeolu as we explore how education can empower learners and communities with the knowledge and skills necessary to make informed land-use decisions, safeguard watersheds, and foster long-term stewardship. 

Through case study examples, Opeolu will illustrate how educators, communities, and institutions are integrating land and water education in both formal and nonformal settings to promote sustainable resource management. This webinar will examine water conservation through an evidence-based analysis with emphasis on strategic water stewardship, encompassing the protection of water sources, catchment areas, and ecosystems to ensure water access and supply.

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This webinar will be recorded and shared with all registrants. 

Speaker

Beatrice Olutoyin Opeolu (PhD) is a highly accomplished professional with a remarkable background in environmental management and toxicology. Beatrice holds a C3 rating by the National Research Foundation (NRF) in South Africa. Her specialized fields are Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry, with a keen interest in the remediation of toxic chemicals in the environment. Dedicated to the advancement of education, Beatrice is highly regarded as an evaluator of academic programs for the South African Council on Higher Education (CHE), and she serves on the Technical Committees of several nationally funded projects in South Africa. Her passion for fostering collaboration and knowledge exchange is evident through her involvement in community engagement projects and her extensive research network of scientists worldwide.