César Sánchez (He/Him)

Bird Program Manager, UOCR
Lucy Boddam-Whetham

Director, Training & Operations, WildTeam UK

Victoria Wangui

Writer, Nyika Silika

Victoria Wanjohi is the creator and editor of Nyika Silika, an award-winning environmental communication platform, as well as the co-founder of Biophilic Conversations, an organization that encourages young people in Africa to get involved in conservation efforts. Her main areas of interest are biodiversity, conservation, community-based conservation, raising awareness of the value of wildlife and the environment, and storytelling. She has a background in wildlife management and conservation. She is motivated by an appreciation for wildlife to educate and enlighten African youth about environmental conservation and communities that coexist with wildlife. Victoria is dedicated to using digital media to disseminate knowledge and raise consciousness about environmental conservation issues, with a focus on important and essential stories. Her mission is to educate and enlighten African youth about environmental conservation and communities that coexist with wildlife. The Explorer, Mazingira Yetu Magazine, and Kenya Birding have all published her work.
Kristi Foster

Head of Engagement, Conservation Careers

Beth Robinson

Consultant, Biodiversify

I'm a biodiversity consultant working mainly in the corporate space. I work with large companies to help them figure out their nature-related impacts, dependancies, risks and opportunities, then use this information to create biodiversity strategies. 
Alexander Blanco

President, Fundación Esfera

Veterinarian Senior, Specialist in Wildl Birds Medicine and Surgery. Likewise, Specialist in Conservation Biology and Medicine, and Wildlife Management. Extensive experience and scientific and research training in management and execution of wildlife conservation projects, with special emphasis on threatened vertebrate species in the neotropical region. Experience in zoological operations, animal welfare and wildlife management ex situ and in situ.
Adrian Hughes

Head of GIS, Royal Society for the protection of Birds