Je suis Capitaine Alassane Gueye, Ingénieur des Eaux et Forêts, Chasses, Adjoint à l’Inspecteur du service Régional des Eaux et Forêts de Kédougou. Je suis diplômé de l’Ecole Nationale Supérieure d’Agriculture(ENSA) de Thiès avec comme spécialité Foresterie et Environnement. Aprés cinq année en service à Kédougou(Senegal) en qualité d'adjoint à l'inspecteur régional des Eaux et Forêts, Chasses, je suis récemment  affecté dans la région de Kaolack pour poursuivre ma mission dans l'administration forestiére. Fort de plusieurs années d’expérience dans la région de Kédougou en suivi-évaluation, en études d’impact environnemental et en gestion des ressources naturelles, je suis convaincu que mon expertise peut contribuer efficacement aux objectifs environnementaux et sociaux de votre entreprise. Mon parcours m’a permis de développer une expertise approfondie en gestion environnementale, en suivi des écosystèmes, ainsi qu’en évaluation des impacts des projets miniers sur l’environnement et les communautés locales. J’ai notamment travaillé sur des projets de reboisement, de suivi des mangroves et de gestion intégrée des zones humides, en lien avec les principes du développement durable et des normes internationales. Mon expérience en suivi-évaluation me confère une capacité analytique et méthodologique avérée, essentielle pour assurer un suivi rigoureux des indicateurs de performance environnementale et sociale. Je maîtrise les outils de cartographie SIG et de télédétection, indispensables pour l’évaluation et le suivi des transformations du paysage dans un contexte d’exploitation minière.  Motivé, rigoureux et doté d’un excellent esprit d’équipe, je suis prêt à m’investir pleinement dans vos projets et à relever les défis environnementaux liés à vos activités. Passioné par le developpement durable, je cherche à contribuer à des projets à fort impact socio-économiques et environnentaux.

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Passionate about biodiversity and conservation, I hold a Master’s degree in Protected Area Management from the Regional Post-Graduate Training School on Integrated Management of Tropical Forests and Lands (ERAIFT), with specialized training at the School of Wildlife Specialists in Garoua. My background combines ecological fieldwork, community-based conservation, and data analysis using tools such as QGIS, R, SMART, EarthRanger, and KoboToolbox. I adapt easily to field conditions, communicate effectively with local communities, and enjoy collaborating in multidisciplinary teams. I’m driven by a strong commitment to advancing wildlife research, protecting habitats, and promoting sustainable development across Africa and beyond. 

I am I am Ann Kuria, a degree degree graduate in Environmental Studies & Community development which closely aligns with the WILDTEAM’S focus on conservation. The degree has equipped me with a strong understanding in ecological principles, environmental policy and sustainable practices. It has also equipped me with knowledge and skills necessary for protecting and restoring nature, encouraging a harmonious interaction between human beings and the environment.                       I joined WildHub because I have a particular interest in project management, particularly in how it can be applied in conservation initiatives. Project management is crucial for successfully implementing conservation projects, from planning and execution to monitoring and evaluation. I’m excited about the opportunity to leverage my skills in project management to drive impactful conservation efforts.  Some of my experience in conservation in Ol Pejeta Conservancy, Kenya lies in: •Lion tracking •Monitoring grass species composition and biomass status.        •Monitoring population structure of threatened herbivore species, specifically the Grevy's zebra and Beisa oryx.  •Monitoring population dynamics of select predators particularly the cheetah, lions and hyenas.      •Mapping active and old abandoned cattle bomas around the conservancy. I am keen to apply project management principles to streamline processes, manage resources efficiently, and achieve measurable outcomes in conservation projects. By integrating my passion for environmental sustainability with my project management skills, I aim to contribute to creating and executing effective conservation strategies that benefit both the environment and the communities involved.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           

I am eager to join wildHub to help protect both people and wildlife by appying my skills in Environmental monitoring and public health. As Environmental Health Technician i see a unique opportunity to contribute to wildHub's mission of conserving wildlife and natural habitants while promoting sustainable practices that benefit local communities. My interest in wildHub stem from collaborative global network that brings together conservation professionals, scientists and practitioners. I believe this diverse community will help me grow professionally and effectively manage my NGO in environental protection. Specially i hope to contribute by appying my skills in Risk assessenent, waste management and public health education to support conservation projects. Iam particularly interested in addressing issues such as pollution control, water sanitation and prevention of zoonotic disease to create healther community and ecosystems.

"Hello, everyone!  My name is Edward Swai, and I am a Tanzanian wildlife researcher and conservationist passionate about protecting biodiversity and promoting sustainable ecosystems." "I hold a Bachelor's Degree in Wildlife Management from Sokoine University of Agriculture (SUA) and am currently pursuing an MSc at Nelson Mandela African Institution of Science and Technology (NM-AIST). My academic journey has been enriched through research roles with renowned institutions such as GRUMETI FUND, GMERC, EACOP, SUA, and MUST "My primary expertise is in wildlife research, conservation, and ecological studies. I am particularly interested in scavenger species, focusing on the role of vultures and decomposer flies in nutrient cycling, disease ecology, and forensic science. My ongoing MSc research investigates the impact of vulture scavenging on decomposer fly communities in the Serengeti ecosystem and Ruaha National Parks, intending to understand how these interactions influence broader ecological processes." "I am deeply passionate about promoting conservation-driven research that addresses key ecological questions. I am especially drawn to studies on vertebrate and invertebrate scavengers and their impact on ecosystem health and their application especially in wildlife forensic studies which is of limited use in many conservation initiatives. Beyond research, I’m dedicated to using modern tools and technology to enhance data collection and analysis for conservation initiatives." "I am always open to learning from others, collaborating on conservation initiatives, and exploring new research opportunities. If you’re interested in connecting or have insights to share, I’d love to hear from you!"

I am Zoologist, ecologist and conservation biologist now specialised in Bioinformatic with focus on biomonitoring, ecological survey and modeling of biodiversity and conservation data to inform conservation Management. I like project  designing and management, biodiversity research and conservation strategy develloppement.

I am a field-based conservationist and researcher with over twelve years of experience. Have researched in the international environment more frequently in the People's Republic of China and Tanzania. Currently I work as a research manager with Six Rivers Africa, and NGO dedicated to understand, protect and promote biodiversity in the wetlands and the then hunting areas. Currently we work in the Nyerere National Park (The largest in Tanzania and Africa at large) and in Ruaha National Park (second largest in Tanzania).  I also had the privilege to research in HANMA National Nature Reserve, and  many others in China.

Since July 2025, I have been serving as the Community Advocates Coordinator at WildHub, where I coordinate initiatives to engage, support, and empower our community advocates in advancing WH’s mission. Beyond WildHub, I wear a few different hats. I work as a researcher and lecturer in Sweden, teaching courses on environmental law, political and historical ecology, and disaster risk management. I also mentor undergraduate and postgraduate students, collaborate with faculty members, and contribute to ongoing research projects. I’m passionate about giving back through volunteer work. I support a few conservation and animal welfare organisations with research and advocacy to help drive positive change. When I’m not working, you’ll find me hiking forest trails with my dog or enjoying a good cup of coffee.