My expertise is wildlife health and conservation. I have focus in wildlife rescue, rehabilitation and release. I am interested in one health aspect in wildlife conservation. Having worked as a conservation manager in wildlife rescue centre for 2 years, I have equipped with a decent management and negotiation skills. To date, I work as an advisor in the foundation which undertake the management of wildlife rescue centre Yogyakarta, Java Island, Indonesia. I play role maintaining donor and supervising the overall running of the centre.

Hi, I'm Joe! I've been teaching Outdoor and Environmental Education for over 10 years, at residential centers, schools and Charities/ NGOs. I have a BSc in Environmental Conservation and a range of outdoor qualifications, in rock climbing, kayaking and mountaineering. Throughout my career I have been involved with number of conservation organisations, such as The Wildife Trusts, John Muir Trust and Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), as a practical conservation volunteer, environmental educator and trainer and fundraising officer. My speciality is in environmental education, and have taught students from primary school age to adult in a broad range of subjects including Terrestrial and Marine Ecology, River and Coastal Geomorphology and Human Geography and Sustainability. I certainly don't claim to be an expert, after all i'm doing this course in order to progress my career, but if you have any questions relating to outdoor learning don't hesitate to ask! =D

I am a recent Environmental Biology graduate seeking learning and growing opportunities within the fields of Ecology, Biodiversity Conservation and Ecosystem Restoration. I am currently volunteering with a nature conservation association focused on land management in central Portugal aiming to conserve and improve biodiversity in abandoned or burnt land.

Joins Wilmar International Ltd. as Biodiversity Assistant Manager (Sabah region) in October 2012. I manage and overlook the High Conservation Value (HCV) areas within Wilmar Sabah oil palm plantation and to oversee any matter related to conservation such as HCV Management, monitoring, wildlife survey, encroachment issues, training awareness, socialization and also research. My interest is managing on restoring the riparian reserve within oil palm plantation landscape.

Driven and dedicated Naturalist, Environmental Educator and part-time English teacher. I’m a wildlife conservation enthusiast and I’ve always been very passionate about nature and wildlife photography, with the aim of turning these two passions into a way of educating and raising awareness about conservation issues. My interests in the conservation field rely in the behavioural and ecological research, community-based conservation and human-wildlife conflict. Through various travelling experiences, I developed an intense fascination for the African continent, with its diverse culture and nature, particularly its incredible wildlife, all aspects that go hand in hand with my aspirations and interests.

I've worked as an IT Trainer for 15 years and now I want to make a career change to use my skills directly within conservation. In the last year I've been a volunteer Project Manager for Raleigh International and I'm currently a volunteer training specialist for Birdlife International.

I'm a botanist and ecologist, and have recently graduated from my Master's in Plant and Fungal Taxonomy, Diversity, and Conservation from Kew Gardens and Queen Mary University of London. I have ambitions to work in habitat conservation, with a focus on botanical conservation research. I also spent two years studying and then working as a horticultural researcher in the Netherlands. I'm currently looking to start my career and I am excited to get to it!