josephine linet ambaisi (She/Her)

Bats researcher, Angaza Vijiji

About josephine linet ambaisi

I am a bats researcher based in Kenya expert in collecting, analysing and reporting data regarding conservation.

Which category below best describes the type of organisation you currently work for/or run?

Charity/Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO)

Areas of expertise

Education & training Research Species Management

Would you be willing to be approached and share your lessons learned in your area(s) of expertise with our community?

Yes

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Sad, I missed this opporunity!

Thanks for sharing this @Fatima. I did apply and hoping for the best. Thank you.

Hello, Flavia. Sorry, I have been offline for quite some time. I do share alot on my LinkedIN profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/josephine-ambaisi-35644bba . Thank you.

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Thanks for this Thirza.

Comment on Celebrating work!

Thanks alot Thirza.

Effective conservation should be led locally

Local communities know more about the species more than conservationists and researchers.  Local communities are enriched with indigenous knowledge and traditional methods of species conservation.  

Conservation is an ever-changing field, and citizen science is essential.  Trainings that improve the capacity of local communities promote effective species conservation.  

I wish I had known about the power of capacity building earlier.  All environmentalists and conservationists should put training first.

Because conservation is dynamic, individuals are shifting from traditional conservation methods to technology-based conservation methods.  As someone working on endangered species conservation, conservation technologists should assist us in developing an application or methodology for monitoring bat population dynamics.

Thanks Thirza

Thanks alot Thirza

Thanks alot Marie. I will keep in touch.

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