Hannah Cooper (She/Her)

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.

I am a passionate communicator and researcher with an extensive background in the environmental humanities and social sciences. My work is driven by a desire to deepen our understanding of the relationships between people and nature and to foster more compassionate, sustainable ways of living alongside other species. Based between Sweden and the UK, I work in academia, teaching courses in environmental law, political and historical ecology, and disaster risk management. Alongside my academic work, I contribute to non-profit organisations advancing conservation and animal welfare. At Faunalytics, I translate complex research into accessible insights that support evidence-based advocacy. As a feature writer for Ubuntu Magazine, I spotlight conservation initiatives and the people driving change. As Community Advocates Coordinator at WildHub, I lead strategic communications and initiatives that connect, engage, and empower conservation practitioners worldwide. When I'm not working, you'll find me hiking forest trails with my dog or enjoying a good cup of coffee.