Marc Foggin - communities and conservation in Central Asian mountains
Just a quick hello here to introduce myself. I'm the Director of Plateau Perspectives, an international NGO that supports community-led conservation and sustainable development in the mountains of Central Asia. While I have previously lived for ~18 years in the Tibetan plateau region in western China and then ~6 years in Kyrgyzstan, I am now based in the Scottish Highlands - travelling out from here, when and as needed. I have field experience as conservation biologist as well as development practitioner; occasionally serve as consultant with IUCN, UNDP and other groups; and currently am an Honorary Research Associate in the School of Geography and the Environment, University of Oxford.
Work interests revolve around protected and conserved areas, partnering with local and Indigenous people, advancing several projects under my non-profit organisation, and writing a university textbook...
For more detail, see https://www.marcfoggin.com/ and https://www.geog.ox.ac.uk/staff/jmfoggin.html.
Best regards,
Marc
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Also see "25 Years in High Asia" here: https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/376f9ad5f1dd4798b4f1056a738332d9
Welcome to WildHub, Marc - it’s great to have you here!
Thanks for taking the time to introduce yourself. Your experience across the Tibetan Plateau and Central Asia, along with your work in community-led conservation and sustainable development, brings a really valuable perspective to the community.
Would you be open to sharing your conservation journey and current work through a short interview with one of our Conservation Catalysts? It would be a great opportunity to highlight your experiences and insights, and to inspire others across the WildHub network.