I am currently an assistant Biodiversity Manager with Lagos Free Zone, Nigeria. I am leading the biodiversity conservation projects of the Company ranging from the avifauna species diversity of the Zone, biodiversity offset projects on three different sites (Ikorodu, Omo Forest & Ekiadolor Forest Reserve) outside the Zones to the development of about 40 hectares green and blue covers within the Zone. Similarly, I am also remotely coordinating the Southwest Atlas Team of the Nigerian Bird Atlas Project of the A.P. Leventis Ornithological Research Institute (APLORI), Jos. The aim of the project is to document the distributions and status of the Nigerian avifauna species. I have 13 Years+ of experience in education and research, environmental sustainability and conservation. I hold a Master’s degree in Environmental Toxicology & Pollution Management, diploma in Estimation of GHG Emissions & Carbon Sequestration in AFOLU - WBG Institute USA, diploma in Introductory Ornithology Field Course - APLORI / National Geographic Society, HSE-MS PMPI certified. I am an IBA / KBA Mapping and Monitoring Specialist, Environmental Risk Assessor, Spatial Data Analyst (QGIS), Biodiversity and socio-economy researcher, Wildlife Hazard Assessor, Avian Ecologist, Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) advocate, Protected Area Management Specialist. I am a Member of British Ecological Society (BES) UK, Associate member of Society for Environmental Toxicology and Pollution Management (SETPOM), Member of Nigerian Conservation Foundation (NCF), Member of Environmental Conservation Volunteer (ECV), Member of Nigerian Society for Environmental Conservation (NSEC), Member of Ibadan Bird Club (IBC). Bi-lingual in English & Yoruba.

I am an aquatic scientist and marine conservationist with over a decade of dedicated experience in fisheries management, community empowerment, and sustainable marine resource governance. Driven by impact and community-centered approaches, I continue to champion innovative marine solutions that integrate biodiversity protection, economic empowerment, and climate resilience along Kenya’s coastal waters.

Hi, I'm a project manager currently working in the tech industry, but I'd like to use my PM skills for conservation instead, a subject very close to my heart. Rewilding, sustainability and consumerism's affect on the planet are my biggest concerns.  I'm originally from London UK and still live in the South of England.  I'm mid-career, and would like to switch careers from tech into conservation in some way so that I can have a career that more aligns with my values and concern for the environment, and take an active role.  I have no formal qualifications in conservation and felt that doing the Wild Team project management course would align with my current skills and can introduce me into the world of conservation. My favourite animals are wolves, tigers, elephants, birds, and fruit bats! But I love all animals and their preservation and protection is very important to me.  I think ultimately I see myself monitoring wildlife and rewilding environments, working in the great outdoors. Let's see! 

I have an interest in Invasive non native species and ecosystem restoration. I have experience with a range of software such as Vortex 10 Population Viability Analysis to both Arc and QGIS. I am currently a GIS and Data officer for a record center in mid Wales. Prior to this I have mainly been based in the UK working with various Wildlife Trusts and the Joint Nature Conservation Committee.  I have worked on projects in the Osa Peninsula (Costa Rica) across multiple taxa for monitoring and conservation. 

I'am Wildlife Biologist Interested in Wildlife Research and Conservation. Committed to building youngs/Kids  that are passionate about wildlife and environmental conservation through Bird Watching and education and awareness.

Results-driven biologist with 4+ years in conservation research, stakeholder engagement, and program delivery. Skilled in coordinating cross-cultural initiatives and producing reports that guide wildlife conservation and management. Dedicated to advancing a more caring world through community-led environmental initiatives. Proficient in data analysis and scientific writing, with research published in peer-reviewed journals. I am seeking to contribute my skills and experiences to a role in environmental stewardship and wildlife conservation, ideally within a government or conservation organization. My goal is to support collective efforts to protect wildlife and ecosystems while continuing to grow as a professional committed to sustainability, collaboration, and respectful land stewardship.

My name is Rebecca, a dynamic and purpose-drivendevelopment practitioner with a strong commitment to fostering inclusive and sustainable growth. Rooted in a passion for social equity, I have devoted my career to working with diverse and underserved communities empowering individuals to unlock their potential and become agents of change in society. I am the Founder and Executive Director of Cheerful Hands Initiative (CHI), a non-governmental organization I established in 2019 to champion the rights and development of girls, women, youths, the elderly, and persons with disabilities (PWDs). Prior to this, I served as the Coordinator of the YALI Network Benue (2020–2024), where I led strategic initiatives to build youth leadership, civic responsibility, and innovation across the state. Through CHI and other community-based platforms, I have led several transformative initiatives in the areas of education, environmental sustainability, health, mental health awareness, gender-based violence prevention, women’s empowerment, and human rights advocacy. My leadership style combines strategic vision with a deeply collaborative approach, allowing me to build and sustain partnerships with government institutions, civil society organizations, and community stakeholders for meaningful impact and currently working with Centre for Conservation Science and Practice (CCSP).

I am an applied Entomologists with special interest in conservation of insects. I believe in the sustainable control of insect pests. Currently i am the Deputy Director of Centre for Conservation Science and Practice at the University. I am also a member of the Ng-SSG.

I am a conservationist based in Namibia, I work for Save the Rhino Trust which is a conservation NGO responsible for the monitoring of free-roaming black rhino on communal land. I have over 9 years of experience in community-led conservation in the north-west of Namibia.

Hello everyone, I'm thrilled to join this unique Grant Writing for Wildlife Conservation training course! My name is Henry P. Toe, and I work as a Project Manager at the Liberia Chimpanzee Rescue and Protection (LCRP) in Liberia. A significant part of my role involves securing funding to ensure the continued care of our rescued chimpanzees and the success of our protection programs. I am very excited to learn from the experts and all of you, and to strengthen my skills to support our critical mission better. I look forward to connecting with everyone here and learning from your diverse experiences

Hi I am phani, I am doing research on affects of  climate change on financial institutes/Banking sector. Here I wants to highlight the risks of climate change and their financial implications. Before that I am M.Sc. Zoology and involved in nature and wild life conservation activities.