About Jane Wanjira
I'm a passionate wildlife conservationist with a deep-rooted love for the natural world. With a strong foundation in Botany and Zoology, my academic journey culminated in an MSc in Wildlife Health and Management from the University of Nairobi. My research on the effectiveness of deterrent lights for mitigating human-wildlife conflict was a pivotal step in her career, leading to a published study that contributed to conservation strategies.
Currently, I'm a freelance research consultant. However, over the last 5 years, my previous roles have involved overseeing field operations, conducting in-depth research, and fostering strong community relationships. My commitment to understanding the complex interplay between humans and wildlife fuels my dedication to finding innovative solutions for coexistence.
Beyond my professional pursuits, I'm an avid explorer with a profound appreciation for the outdoors. Inspired by childhood adventures in Kenya's national parks, I developed a lifelong connection to nature. This passion, coupled with my academic expertise, has solidified my career path as a dedicated conservationist. I envision a future where wildlife thrives alongside human communitie, and I am committed to playing a pivotal role in achieving this vision.
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Vertebrate Conservation Coordinator, Global Center for Species Survival - Indianapolis Zoo
Recent Comments
Sopa and Jambo, Jane! I had several research projects in Samburu for a lot of years, mostly addressing how pastoralists adapt to social and ecological change. Such a beautiful landscape and culture.
Brett
Oye and Sijambo Brett. Pardon my late response. It was great meeting you during the breakout room discussion. It seems we will be meeting there throughout the course since we keep finding ourselves in the same room.
I have had the privilege of working and meeting CSU students through Dr. Jennie Willis.