Technology transforms how conservationists combat environmental threats. While tech tools are becoming more accessible, the knowledge to use them remains unequally distributed. To address gender and geographic disparities, we developed a training program that equips women from the Global South with conservation technology skills. The program combines classroom instruction with hands-on experience in tools used for biodiversity monitoring, protected area management, and human-wildlife coexistence. To ensure relevance and lasting impact, we partner with local female technology experts who serve as instructors and mentors. Further, we fund participants to launch tech-based conservation projects and provide ongoing professional development and alumni support. This program helps women build technical portfolios and pursue academic and conservation leadership roles. Our vision is to create a global network of emerging female conservation leaders, promoting gender equity, regional capacity, and locally led biodiversity protection.