About Anne Mauro
I have worked in field biology since 2013 with a focus on avian research, specifically wetland and coastal habitats. Most recently, I worked with Audubon Great Lakes to bring urban migratory bird monitoring to Grange Insurance Audubon Center. For several years, I worked with shorebirds and wading birds in Florida as the Avian Biologist with Rookery Bay Reserve. I have also presented multiple lectures for festivals or training courses such as the Florida Master Naturalist course and Rookery Bay's Festival of Birds. I currently reside in Central Ohio while staying active in national or international conservation programs such as Zoo Miami's Florida Flamingo Working Group to research American flamingo ecology or ResearchWild Inc's international internship research program.
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Student | Field Ecologists , Aquatic Environmental Management Association (AQUAMEN) | African Marine Mammal Conservation Organization (AMMCO)
Nervours Daka
Donor Relations Specialist, AFRICAN HEALTH VOLUNTEERS FOR EMERGENCY RESPONSE RESCUE AND REFERRALS PARTNERSHIPS
Ahmadou Bouba( Ahmed friedmann)
Wildlife spécialist, DPFSE (Dynamique de Protection de la Faune Sauvage et de L'environnement)
Recent Comments
Hey there! I've actually been looking for a job that can potentially carry me through getting another degree. I may want to pick your brain sometime on your current work.
Thank you for sharing. I think there is a lot that could be said about flagship species. I am excited to see the difference that the shelduck has made.
I would love to see Community managers. My favorite part of this platform is the connection between other people from different walks of life working with different components of conservation. I look forward to seeing WildHub expand!
With that being said, I think WildHub is on its way to supporting me just by remaining open to more professionals. I enjoy networking a lot and can never network too much.
I would say it's unique in that it is a free platform that allows you to connect with other professionals globally. I don't get all this pressure to pay like I do on LinkedIn. I also like it's focus on conservation.
The chat platform is very nice too. It gives me a place to meet with others. I've been a Member of Wildhub for probably a year now? I had to take some time off due to maternity, but I feel as if the longer I am on it, the more people I meet and connected I am. It gives me hope that I will be able to work in conservation again someday. While I am not fully there right now, I certainly would have given up on my career goals if WildHub didn't exist.
Welcome @Vicki Villanova ! I am so excited to have you on board. Your career journey sounds interesting and I can't wait to talk to you more about it.
Thank you for the recognition! It has been a blast and I look forward to continuing the journey of interviews.
Congratulations Anne! Allow me to also add my voice on congratulating you on becoming a valuable contributor to the WildHub Community!
Humbled to have worked with you, and hoping for the best in times a head.
Thank you!
Congratulations, Anne! Thanks for sharing your insights with our community. Here's to many more milestones and continued success in your conservation journey! 🎉🌿
Thank you!