I am currently a doctoral student in the LMI SHUNT International Mixed Laboratory program on the sustainability of the hunting system in the Dahomey Gap (Benin). This is part of the collaboration between the Research Institute for Development (IRD) and the Laboratory of Applied Ecology (LEA) of the University of Abomey-Calavi (UAC). I am currently doing my research on the conservation of the habitats of this hunting system.
I am a research assistant at the Applied Ecology Laboratory at the University of Abomey-Calavi. Thus, from 2022 to 2023, I was a facilitator in a project to restore sacred forests in South Benin.
I am a Malawian, a graduate from the University of Malawi, a passionate young climate activist, a founder and executive director of a nascent environmental leadership organization, Resilient-Gen. I have profound experience in community mobilization, community engagement not to mention resource mobilization. I love all things green!!
Peter Mwangangi Njeru, a Kenyan national, is a professional holding a BSc. in Natural Resources - Wildlife Management. He is passionate in biodiversity and sustainable development, showcasing proficiencies in policy analysis, science-guided advocacy, and the advancement of community enterprises and infrastructure rooted in climate change adaptation and ecosystem approach.
I am a student at William and Mary studying biology and data science, with experience in conservation research. Climate science is my passion, and I am currently conducting research related to African women in conservation, with the goal of identifying platforms that connect these leaders. I joined Wildhub to find contacts that would be willing to participate in this research, and to understand more about the platform.
I am a student at the College of William and Mary where I am majoring in Government and Environmental Science on the Pre-Law track. Currently I am completing research with the Institute for Integrative Conservation at my school. The project involves talking to different African women leaders in conservation to learn more about their experiences in the field and networking with other female leaders. I joined the platform partly to get in touch with African women who would be interested in offering their insight on their experiences.
Ibrahim, a passionate advocate for wildlife and plant species conservation, has dedicated his career to scientific research and promoting harmonious co-existence between humans and wildlife.
Academically, Ibrahim holds a Master of Science degree in Forest and Nature Conservation with a specialization in society and policy from Wageningen University in the Netherlands. Complementing his academic credentials, he earned a Postgraduate Certificate in Peace and Conflict Studies from Coventry University in the UK, as well as a Bachelor of Arts degree in Community Development from the University of Bosaso in Somalia. Driven by a thirst for knowledge, Ibrahim aspires to pursue a PhD in the near future.
With over a decade of experience in the non-profit biodiversity conservation sector and natural resource management in Somalia, Ibrahim brings a wealth of expertise to his work. He has collaborated with numerous international NGOs, UN agencies, and think tanks, leveraging his strong research-oriented and management background to drive impactful conservation initiatives.
Recognizing the need for a national organization with a broader focus on wildlife and plant species conservation, Ibrahim founded the www.speciessavior.org in 2019. As a researcher, Ibrahim has conducted extensive field analyses in the frankincense harvesting regions of Somalia, and has authored numerous research papers and articles on frankincense sites management and conservation status.
I am a zoologist. I graduated with a Master's degree from Hue University in 2014, majoring in Zoology. I have been working for GreenViet since 2014. My primary field of work is researching and conserving animals, including studies on species diversity, genetics, and conservation solutions.
I believe that through research and conservation efforts, we can significantly contribute to the preservation and development of natural ecosystems. My mission extends beyond generating knowledge to effecting practical change and creating positive impacts within the community.
An enthusiastic and highly motivated upcoming graduate whose ethos revolves around serving people and the planet. A skilled researcher and communicator who works with organizations nationally and internationally committed to improving the effectiveness of conservation, social mobility policy, and socio-historical research. Joined the network to meet like-minded individuals and connect to others working in the conservation space.
I am a An environment and Biodiversity Specialist. I serve as a Board member at Pearls Biodiversity Organization(PBO), Biodiversity Lead at KasanaShare and currently working at African Union of Conservationists (AUC). I am pursing a MSc in Environment and Natural Resources, this adds to a BSc in Conservation Biology from Makerere University, Uganda, Certifications in Envivironmental and Social Framework, Red-List Ecosystem Assessments, Ecological Restoration, Plant Conservation, Scientific Research and Proposal writing, One Health Principles and Practices, Protected Areas Management in Africa, and many other professional training certificatations in the field of Leadership, Environment, conservation, Imapact Assessment, Climate change, among others. I have experience in Biodiversity assessment and Impact assessment, grants writing, planning and implementing conservation projects, organization leadership, incorporating climate change and conservation in development projects, among others. My research interests lie within Natural Resource Ecology, Environment and Social Governace, Climate Change and Climate Justice, One Health Approach, Human Environment Interactions, and Gender Inclusion