Introduction

Conservation project manager for Wildlife Forensic Fund

Based in the Netherlands, within my organisation we work closely with the Wildlife Forensic Academy in South Africa to provide scholarships to African rangers, park managers and law enforcement to equip them with the forensic knowledge needed to convict poachers more effectively.

May 16, 2024

Nalini

Project Coordinator , Wildlife Forensic Fund

Conservation project manager for Wildlife Forensic Fund

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Hello everyone! My name is Nalini and I'm very happy to be part of this community because I believe that we can achieve our goals within complex conservation problems only together. What brought me into WildHub is because I will be attending the WildTeam's Project Planning for WildlifeConservation course in May.

I originally have a Master of Science in Consumer Psychology, however, my interest in conservation work brought me towards working in communications within the Sustainable Scale-up Foundation, a non-profit organisation, and ultimately towards coordinating several conservation projects. One of our main initiatives is the Wildlife Forensic Fund, in which we work closely with the Wildlife Forensic Academy in South Africa to provide scholarships to African rangers, park managers and law enforcement to equip them with the forensic knowledge needed to convict poachers more effectively.

My goal within Wildhub is to get insight into all your interesting stories and learn from people with various backgrounds. By bringing expertise together, I hope we can create meaningful projects and write successful proposals for funding.

Happy to be part of WildHub!

Nalini

Project Coordinator , Wildlife Forensic Fund

I am the project coordinator of the Wildlife Forensic Fund. We help combat wildlife crime by funding the training of first responders to preserve evidence and take them to court successfully. We are eager to connect with wildlife forensics enthusiasts.