I am a dedicated wildlife conservationist, with a strong background in biodiversity conservation and working in the non-profit sector, passionate about empowering local communities to protect the living world. My expertise lies in project management, partnership development, and analytical thinking, all focused on conserving species and habitats.

In my current role with World Land Trust, I manage the Asia programme, collaborating with in-country partner organisations to deliver impactful locally led conservation projects that protect habitats, empower communities, and foster sustainable solutions for people and nature.

My career is rooted in hands-on conservation, with experience in habitat management, ecological surveys, and field research in the UK and internationally. Previously, I served as a trustee for a UK-based charity focused on the rescue and rehabilitation of owls, bringing my passion for conservation into governance.

Prior to my career in conservation, I completed a Bachelor’s degree in Wildlife Conservation at the University of Kent where I was awarded the prestigious Worcester Prize by the Durrell Institute of Conservation and Ecology for my contribution to the DICE community and academic achievements.

I’m happiest when immersed in nature, continually inspired by Jane Goodall’s words: “What you do makes a difference, and you have to decide what kind of difference you want to make.”